It’s amazing how much Calvin and I have in common, although he has a better haircut. UPDATE: I used to have a link here to a very amusing Calvin and Hobbes strip about Calvin starting a journal, albeit a paper one. Unfortunately, uComics.com leaves just two weeks of a comic strip available online for free… Read More »
I caught “If I Should Fall from Grace: The Shane MacGowan Story” at the Roxie tonight. If you’re a fan of The Pogues, music documentaries, drunk Irishmen, and/or bad teeth, I can highly recommend this movie to you. If there are more dental cases like Shane back home in Ireland, then I also urge you… Read More »
Well, I was going to try to create a cool popup window that would play streaming video embedded in the window, but I got bored and gave up on it. Maybe it wasn’t so cool of an idea after all. So, click the photo and watch the fish and listen to the new age aquarium… Read More »
On the way back from a recent trip to my homeland, I spent some time in New Orleans with my wife and my parents. We didn’t have a lot of time there, but we did squeeze in a visit to the Aquarium of Americas and we watched The Matrix Reloaded on the big screen and… Read More »
I just uploaded the 0.3 release of SoccerPhone to the SourceForge project site. This is a minor release. The only changes I made were to accomodate recent changes to the MLSNet.com live scores page. Unfortunately, they have been changing fundamental aspects of their HTML markup nearly every week. Sometimes I get lucky and their changes… Read More »
The 2003 Statewide Special Election Candidiate Status Report is now available. I signed for Garrett Gruener, who is a close friend of one of my neighbors, but is probably better known as the founder of AskJeeves.
m-pulse / a cooltown magazine / Blogging Goes Mobile Amy Cowen wrote a great article on moblogging for the August 2003 issue of mpulse, the HP Labs cooltown magazine. I remember reading about cooltown a few years ago when HP first announced the initiative. As the economy turned down and out, I had assumed that… Read More »
[via Audioblog/Mobileblogging News via Smart Mobs] IndyMedia in Melbourne, Australia, recently announced PIMP, the Phone IndyMedia Patch system, as an automated system for anyone with a telephone to submit live reports to Indymedia. The first use of PIMP was to report on a demonstration. This is exactly what I imagined early on as a great… Read More »