Everything you buy is instantly obsolete
No sooner do I get a Blackberry 8700c than reports appear of the Blackberry 8800, with several of the things that I really miss from… Read More »Everything you buy is instantly obsolete
October 2006
Chris visiting, furniture, and weird fruit drinks
All of the above are captured in this collection of pictures. Enjoy.
Linux WiFi… snarl…
Amazon uses Red Hat Linux for almost all of its servers and developer desktops – some lingering RH7.2, lots of RHEL3, an increasing amount of… Read More »Linux WiFi… snarl…
I guess I'm not in Boston any more….
Coyotes on Beacon Hill?
Essential viewing
Olbermann tells it like it is. 10 minutes of straight talk about the politics of fear.
The horror, the horror
Don’t watch this when you’re drinking or within reach of any sharp objects. As reported in Best Week Ever: The cast of The Times They… Read More »The horror, the horror
Slouching towards a police state, one fingerprint at a time
I’ve been getting a bit behind with my blog-reading (and blogging) for the last few days, mostly because Chris has been visiting. This evening I… Read More »Slouching towards a police state, one fingerprint at a time
Ancient history (i.e. 12 years ago)
Alec has been doing the email equivalent of dumpster diving, and the result is this delightful piece, covering the launch of www.sun.com and the attempts… Read More »Ancient history (i.e. 12 years ago)
Andrew Sullivan's one-dimensional analysis
The two hottest books for thinking persons are Richard Dawkins’ The God Delusion (currently #2 at Amazon.com) and Andrew Sullivan’s The Conservative Soul. I don’t… Read More »Andrew Sullivan's one-dimensional analysis
Using Flexcar
I just completed my first test of Flexcar, and I thought I’d write it up for fellow geeks. It’s a nice example of a business… Read More »Using Flexcar