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Wednesday, January 03, 2007Hawkeye: "I just don't know why they're shooting at us. All we want to do is bring them democracy and white bread, transplant the American Dream: freedom, achievement, hyperacidity, affluence, flatulence, technology, tension, the inalienable right to an early coronary sitting at your desk while plotting to stab your boss in the back. That's entertainment!" Thursday, October 05, 2006Doc Rocks! Once again, the Sage of Santa Barbara hits the nail on the head:
Make sure you check out his radio suggestions in that last link there. And while you're at it, go listen to WPKN/M and contribute to their Fall Fundraising campaign. This is what community radio is all about! Friday, September 01, 2006Top posting is an awkward way to write Posting to this blog (as infrequently as I do it) still seems a bit unnatural. Instead of starting at the top and writing down, it's as if once you finish a thought, you start a new entry back at the top again. That's weird. Of course, it's not a problem if you only make one post a day--or less. I'd really like to start blogging more. It's just that all that copying and pasting and swapping back and forth from my browser is a bit awkward. I've tried Flock, but I don't like the way it formats what I tell it to post.
Another hurdle is the whole attribution thing. Most of which I'd like to blog about is driven by what floats past on my newsriver aggregator.
Actually, I've found that for all its warts, I still like Les Orchard's 0xDECAFBAD newsRiver.
When I find something interesting, I'd love to be able to blast it right here. With a nice "via: " link and a brief excerpt and an optional comment of my own. For the short term, I've taken to just sticking things up on del.icio.us and using it as a kind of "link blog." Can't subscribe to feed Why do I get this error when I try to subscribe to Phil Windley's RSS feed?
Can't evaluate the expression because the name "/pcdata" hasn't been defined. Monday, August 14, 2006Wednesday, July 19, 2006 Podcast : Why Programmers Don’t Do As They’re Told J. Scott Johnson examines "the schism between programmers and management " Thursday, June 22, 2006Kudos to Dave most of us don't think in either the linear or hierarchical ways that outlines work on paper. Instead, we think in the ways outlines work on computers. We go from topic to topic, adding or dropping something here and there. We expand and collapse topics and subtopics as they move in and out of our immediate attention. A good outliner lets us keep track of all that, organize and re-organize it, with simple keyboard commands. Anybody going to be in New Haven Saturday, June 24...? The co-authors of the book, The Case for Impeachment: The Legal Argument for Removing George W. Bush from Office, will make that case at a forum Saturday at United Church on the Green, 270 Temple Street, from 2 p.m. -4 p.m. Journalist Dave Lindorff and Center for Constitutinal Rights Attorney Barbara Olshansky will speak and lead a discussion. (Olshansky represents 300 detainees at Guantanamo, among whom were the three who committed suicide earlier this month.) The event is sponsored by Squeaky Wheel Productions, distributor of the weekly radio newsmagazine, Between the Lines. Suggested contribution $10, $5 for students with ID. For more information, visit www.squeakywheel.net. M.T. [New Haven Independent]This is funny! Time Spent Designing. Alan Foreman, after what was undoubtedly a serious scientific inquiry into the matter, has researched and catalogued the time spent doing modern web design. If you are a designer unsure of where or how to spend your time, this is for you. Saturday, June 03, 2006Saturday, May 27, 2006Don Dodge: Apathy rules! Most people don't care "More people voted for American Idol (63M) than voted for George Bush (62M)." Wednesday, April 19, 2006It's been a while since I've posted. I meant to post this on Sunday, but I just got around to pulling the files off the camera. Are these things really classified as "food"? Wednesday, March 15, 2006 |
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