THE WEEKEND ROOOOOOOOOOOUND-UP! … in all its glory? Much to be b’gock’d about. (1) Got Resin working on KetelOne this weekend. Step in the right direction. Now I just need to figure out how to make it talk to Apache (and vice versa). And convince it to recognize the Xalan jar sitting in its lib […]
are we working yet?
Slowly making our (“my”) way over from this pithy Adelphia space to some serious FuitadNet action. FoundDrama.net here we come… Once we get Blogger to feed it correctly. Not sure where the problem is yet. But we’ll meta-refresh you when the time is right.
In process of porting over. Testing. Testing. 1-2-3. Can you hear me (k)now?
Google Web Alerts could be cool… “How to Be a Programmer” — featuring important skills like “How to Debug” … of course, I’ll be shooting this link to some of my team members… MacWarriors build a better browser history with Trailblazer.
We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again… sort of VANCOOOOOOOOOOOUVER!
via… assorted! File under amusing: Law & Order Random Plot Generator… Hey! I think I’ve seen that one! A murdered college student is discovered by the river by a jogger. Lenny and Curtis initially pin the crime on a deadbeat father, but after a security camera is reviewed, they arrest a socialite woman. McCoy and […]
Though it wasn’t posted here, thanks for the sympathies from everyone this week for all the wacky assorted bad news over the past week or so. But now, one word says it all and more than makes up for it: Dartmouth.
I am once again overwhelmed with work and my brain is shocked by how much of it. This perblog moment has been set aside for the following: Thanks to Mark for his recent visit. 3 trails in 2 days — now I just need to remember where I left my good senses. re: Pete’s iTunes […]
In response/acknowledgement/commemoration of Mike’s recent entry, do I submit my own admission to geekery on the RPG scale… Though it has faded into implosion, I once maintained a site dedicated to Shadowrun. These articles are all that survive. Detailed there: obsession to detail, attempts at scientific plausibility, and a focus on how the mundane can […]