October 24, 2002 – 3:51 am
Still alive… I think. Have worked about 40 or 50 hours in the past 3 days. First release of work project happens tomorrow, after which I hope to take a 4 day vacation to celebrate my and my girlfriend’s birthday (Oct 24, same day).
Some revelations over the last few days:October is not [...]
October 21, 2002 – 2:32 pm
Found something sick from JWZ on LiveJournal – a CSS-based RSS icon. Believe it or not, it’s smaller in bytes than the gif.
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October 21, 2002 – 2:30 pm
Still fighting my way through the following: iBook hard drive crash (it’s still making that noise, though I thought I could cordon off the bad blocks)subsequent email loss (tried to mail me in the last month? try again, please?)final sprint to the end of a work projectMy girlfriend’s moving in with me!It’s my birthday [...]
October 17, 2002 – 2:26 pm
Ugh. Hard drive in my little iBook is going “brr-tick-tick-tick-tick. brr-tick-tick-tick-tick.” while various processes inexplicably freeze up and go AWOL. These are things I’ve come to recognize as the death of a hard drive. So, since I’ve been putting everything on my laptop lately, I’m feeling a bit lost today. [...]
October 16, 2002 – 5:32 pm
So I finally broke down and bought a new gadget. My phone was 5 years old and losing its antenna, and my Handspring Visor Deluxe (pre-ordered the day of introduction!) was showing its age. I was thinking that, for the phone, I’d get something small and sleek. Something that would likely fall [...]
October 15, 2002 – 2:55 am
This is why I love the web & blogosphere these days. It’s getting just a little harder to get away with bullshit every day. :) Threads cross at on Dave’s site and Metafilter, among other sites, and Microsoft’s counter-Switch ad is revealed.
Man. And they even used a clip art image for [...]
October 11, 2002 – 2:16 pm
Mark Pilgrim implements something I’ve been thinking about for awhile: His “Further Reading Upgrades” now harvest what appears to be the paragraph surrounding a link on a referring page. Along with the RSS feed of “Further Reading” items he’s made available, he’s got a nice game of follow-the-leader set up for the rest of [...]
October 10, 2002 – 7:48 pm
Funny, I’ve just been toying around the last few weeks with doing just this, for AmphetaOutlines, to cut down on the wodge of HTML it feeds the browser all at once. Marc Barrot presents Transclusion Breakthrough: The Endless Web Page. The post reads a bit like an advert for Amazing Live Seamonkeys!, but [...]
