Nuptials successfully concluded
Chris and his fiancée Celeste were married this morning in the Thomsen Chapel of Saint Mark’s Cathedral here in Seattle. Their good friend, The Reverend… Read More »Nuptials successfully concluded
Chris and his fiancée Celeste were married this morning in the Thomsen Chapel of Saint Mark’s Cathedral here in Seattle. Their good friend, The Reverend… Read More »Nuptials successfully concluded
I spent yesterday evening at the Joe Bar with Chris and a bunch of friends, getting nicely mellow and shooting the breeze in advance of… Read More »Geeks preparing for nuptials
This morning we visited the new Seattle Public Library building. It’s an extraordinary, surprising and inspiring work of architecture. We took the strange, green-yellow escalators… Read More »Seattle public library
For those who want a more detailed explanation of the massive Sumatran earthquake than you’ll get from CNN, the BBC, or the NYT, check out… Read More »The science behind the earthquake
We visited the Museum of Flight this morning. I was last there 4 or 5 years ago, I think, and it’s grown significantly. The new… Read More »Finally I set foot on Concorde…
Many of my colleagues have blogged on the “best of 2004” (I particularly liked Hal’s and Craig’s.) I was thinking of doing the same. Then… Read More »2004 – the answers
A few days ago I noted here that American popular opinion seems to have shifted sharply against the war in Iraq. This provoked a plaintive… Read More »Now the truth comes out
The Register just gave Scott some space to share his Xmas dream. Although it’s pretty goofy, it’s nice to see the old familiar Scott back.… Read More »Scott's back
Back in the late 80s and early 90s, when I was working on NFS, Windows Sockets, and other TCP/IP related stuff, I would often run… Read More »A blast from the past: CaveBear (a.k.a. Karl Auerbach)
One of the joys problems with all of this cool stuff that we have at Sun is figuring out how it all fits together… or… Read More »An embarrassment of riches…