Archive

2003

/ Jan 2003

Server probs hopefully solved

The server this site sits on underwent a complete migration to a new hard drive today, after weeks of intermittent

2003

/ Jan 2003

Dave Hyatt gets it

It's great to see apple developers using weblogs. By reading them, and writing them, they've already

2003

/ Jan 2003

chance occurrences on the web

I built the ticketstubs site to fill a small personal need: give myself a way to easily write up little

2003

/ Jan 2003

interesting js/dhtml trick

This is an interesting use of javascript. Might work well for dynamically sizing comment forms for blogs.

2003

/ Jan 2003

now that mr.pants is gone, andrew is the funniest fucker alive

The ultimate representation of beauty

2003

/ Jan 2003

A five minute tour of Macworld

A few thoughts from macworld: - The new small powerbook is really cool. It feels like a slightly refined 12&

2003

/ Jan 2003

new EFF?

A spiff new EFF design seems to be up, but only on a few of their front pages.

2003

/ Jan 2003

There are some pitfalls in Safari

Thoughts on Apple's new browser, Safari: The Good It's wicked fast. This is wicked good. I

2003

/ Jan 2003

mirror, mirror on the wall

A few mirror project shots from xmas vacation (1, 2, 3)

2003

/ Jan 2003

two tin cans and a digital string

Clay Shirky's article on Zapmail, wifi, and voice over IP (VoIP) is a fascinating look at how the

2003

/ Jan 2003

"Insanely Frustrate" is how I'd describe it

I woke up this morning looking forward to watching the apple keynote, but since 8:45AM to even now at

2003

/ Jan 2003

Google kicking ass, as always

Google's search algorithms are getting really good. I launched the ticketstubs site exactly one week ago today, and

2003

/ Jan 2003

Time to switch back?

This laptop looks fantastic, but I'm most interested in hearing the reported sound on it. Every laptop I&

2003

/ Jan 2003

100Mb is 100x more than I've got.

Larry Lessig has mentioned the availability and pricing wars in Tokyo for up to 100Mb DSL lines. I paid extra

2003

/ Jan 2003

jargonwatch

TicketMath™, n.: The only place where 2 x $12 = $34. The secret technology behind Ticketmaster's pricing engine.

2003

/ Jan 2003

Oh wiki you're so fine, you're so fine you blow my mind.

I kind of like Wikis for some applications, but I've found quite of few of them to be

2003

/ Jan 2003

Those wacky Canadians know all a-boot funny music, eh

I picked up the Darkest of the Hillside Thickets CD a few weeks back on the basis of their "

2002

/ Dec 2002

They're making everything out of LEGO now

whoa: NBA players immortalized in LEGO