Ride the bandwagon.
I have poor backup habits. It's true, and it's sad, because I had piles of HD failures. I know... [Read this post]
Sunday - 02.18.07
Thursday - 06.22.06
Music Videos: If you don't know me by now + misc
Some really bad ones: David Brent: “If you don’t know me by now” David Hasselhoff: “Hooked on a Feeling” Kate... [Read this post]
Wednesday - 06.21.06
Best internet personality quiz ever!
What Venomous Egg-Laying Mammal Are You?... [Read this post]
Tuesday - 06.20.06
A+ for pretension
There is a tendency to pontificate needlessly about the social significance of “art” pieces that are unable to stand on... [Read this post]
Tuesday - 05.30.06
Mind the gap.
01:07 PM - p-link
Google’s Gapmider alows you to track nation’s population (circle size), per capita income (x-axis) and average life expectancy (y-axis) over... [Read this post]
Monday - 01.09.06
My last three entries here are all in separate calendar years.
That has to be some kind of accomplishment. I even missed my last post’s one year anniversary. The news. The... [Read this post]
Thursday - 01.06.05
Tuesday - 11.09.04
Gluten free for 10 hours now.
Depending on who you ask, Gluteny is either the third or the 6th deadly sin. [Read this post]
Thursday - 11.04.04
Post election visualization.
Election result maps that you haven't already seen 5192 times. [Read this post]
Tuesday - 11.02.04
Commentary on election day commentary.
A pile of meta-commentary to break this site's long tradition of worthlessness. I've already voted this morning. If you haven't yet, you should. We may not have good options to pick from but we do have options. And no matter what Farooq thinks, it does make a difference. [Read this post]
Thursday - 10.21.04
A real live LiveJournal post.
In which Christian points to inane activity to distract from his lack of visible activity. [Read this post]
Monday - 08.16.04
Hurricane Charley front-page roundup.
NewsDesigner.com has collected the hurricane Charley focused front-pages. [Read this post]
Wednesday - 07.21.04
Psst. Look over there.
An off site link-log that is actually updated, and an easy way to gethead. [Read this post]
Friday - 04.23.04
Thomas Kinkade (Marketer of Light).
Why the lucky stiff shows us how far is too far. WARNING TO ADOBE PHOTOSHOP! DO NOT MAKE A FILL... [Read this post]
Tuesday - 04.20.04
Frazz on intended audiences.
Today's Frazz is a good Frazz [Read this post]
Thursday - 04.15.04
Tuesday - 04.13.04
Meme of the day: Page 23, sentence 5.
Although she is an important media personality, I don't think anyone would describe her as a journalist. [Read this post]
Friday - 04.09.04
Weekend reading (web usability).
Web usability in book form. [Read this post]
Wednesday - 04.07.04
Better BitTorrenting on OSX.
Using this method I was able to download both Beatallica Albums (The Beatle's songs with Metallica's style) at an average speed of 22mb per second. [Read this post]
Monday - 04.05.04
Following the leaders.
I've secured myself a seat at seriouSeries No. 3, a free panel presented by a pile of local web professionals that I have a lot of respect fo [Read this post]
Tuesday - 03.30.04
Wednesday - 03.24.04
Thinking too hard about smilies.
It just looks happier. That and I think I would prefer the miniature visualization of my emotional self to have eyes that are equal instead of a colon. [Read this post]
Tuesday - 03.23.04
Getting to mars for only one fillion billion dollars!
Why the media says the space plan costs a trillion dollars: A gold-plated and unrealistic cost estimate from 1989 was accepted at face value nearly 15 years later, adjusted for inflation, then rounded up by nearly 60% by a reporter. Others then inflated it even more. And for weeks nobody in the media bothered to question it. [Read this post]
Sunday - 03.21.04
Thursday - 03.18.04
OSX: Opening folders from inside documents.
Open any of the parent folders of any open file in any application with one click. [Read this post]
Monday - 03.15.04
Thursday - 03.04.04
Incredibly useful Emacs trick that I should have learned a while ago #1.
In which Emacs makes my life eaiser through multi-hop TRAMP connections. [Read this post]
Unrelated.
Subway systems of the world, presented on the same scale. The super-ghetto external iPod battery back. Now I have... [Read this post]