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Monthly Archives: December 2003

101.

by Rob Friesel

Another Wired article that I just can’t help but post. This one featured semi-prominently in the current issue. Mega-huge huzzahs for #s 2, 10, 14, 19, 39, 59, 90. WTFs out to #s 5, 16, 29, 50, 71, 79-83 (except 82). (And of those WTFs, it’s mostly the “but how could it be any easier?” […]

liquid design.

by Rob Friesel

One of those, “Here is an awesome article that I want to save for later” moments. Neat little number that spells out some web-design technicalities/techniques. Nothing new, I guess — but I did finally learn what “ems” are for on the web.

dwelling.

by Rob Friesel

I feel like my vacation is going pretty well. It was excellent to get out last night and revisit good ol’ Club Charles. Of course, this morning I woke up feeling that stern voice in the back of my head muttering about how I’m not doing nearly the amount of work over my break as […]

meow.

by Rob Friesel

post-xmas zza! brain is currently lodged in b’more, sucking up resources at an alarming rate. I didn’t realize I was capable of so much sleep… My recent pining over XSLT prompted rather an outstanding gift from my father-in-law. Of course, the first thing that happens is that it confirms my suspicions that the Xalan/Xerces combination […]

countdown.

by Rob Friesel

Plan for the next 48 hours: Work. Assist friend w/ last minute holiday shopping. Xmas Eve party at friend’s house. Finish packing. Sleep. Drive. There’s lots of little errata in there (like eating!) but who is counting. And BTW– If anyone is counting: this is the 2nd job where I’m asked to do a whole […]

osx.3.

by Rob Friesel

And to round out this morning’s round of blog entries, we bring a new list to our sidebar o’ blogs: x180.net, home of the weblog of Jame Duncan Davidson. Let’s hope everything I’ve heard so far about his new book are true. B/c if they are, it’s going to make my “OSX in a Nutshell” […]

RIAA splat.

by Rob Friesel

A little article the peers might enjoy: RECORD INDUSTRY MAY NOT SUBPOENA ISPs! The appeals judges said they sympathized with the recording industry, noting that “stakes are large.” But the judges said it was not the role of courts to rewrite the 1998 copyright law, “no matter how damaging that development has been to the […]

ketchup!

by Rob Friesel

Perbloggin’ be all we be doin’ as of late, t’ain’t it? ANYHOO– At right you can observe what I had waiting for me Monday night when we finally returned from our too-long-return-drive home from Maine. Get into work early Tues AM? Make up for lost time? Let’s hear your theory… Fortunately the collapsible shovel that […]