Stop the presses. Not only
Stop the presses. Not only is Luke Seeman writing again, Greg Knauss is too.
Matt Haughey
It's kind of cool to
It's kind of cool to see someone using an application I built for them, especially when they'
This is probably the
This is probably the finest critique of The Royal Tenenbaums you will see.
It's hard to believe we're
It's hard to believe we're just a little over a month away from the 2002 winter
Let's face it, it's not
Let's face it, it's not easy to make a list of great things that happened in
This year's xmas, or as
This year's xmas, or as I like to call it "that magical time of year when every
I finally got to see
I finally got to see The Royal Tenenbaums yesterday and I thoroughly enjoyed it. It's a dry, witty
During the whirlwind couple of
During the whirlwind couple of days we worked on the megway site, we took so many photos and movies, we
Cory has a great article
Cory has a great article (it sounds like it could/should be a conference keynote address) at O'reillynet
Lord of The Rings
Lord of The Rings was pretty good. I hadn't read the first book since sixth grade, so I
An excerpt from Cory's book
An excerpt from Cory's book about some crazy future disneyland run amok is online. Too bad the rest
Ev recently discovered Netflix, and
Ev recently discovered Netflix, and mentioned they could stand to make a lot of money if they carried adult titles
Tomorrow I'm off to see
Tomorrow I'm off to see Frodo and Bilbo in the most anticipated movie of the year. I'
I should probably be concerned
I should probably be concerned that my score on Wired's test of Autism-Spectrum Quotient was a 28.
santa on a mule
santa on a mule
mule bank
hat
salt and peter shaker
kicking mule bank
mule art
mule power and mule
Microsoft gets a lot of
Microsoft gets a lot of crap for having software that is often compromised. Some say it's due to
Danza/WHAT is finally revealed over
Danza/WHAT is finally revealed over at 0sil8.
This is what happens when you've got too much free
Answer to the ever present
Answer to the ever present question "how bad is the job market in the bay area for web professionals?