Warning! Don’t read this if you haven’t seen Treasure Planet from Walt Cyborg Disney Pictures, but plan to do so. You’ve been warned. If you liked Titan A.E., I think you will like Treasure Planet. There’s a time and a place for mindless animated films. It may not be a lot of time and it… Read More: Treasure Titan Planet »
Saturday we joined our friends M and N and little baby S for a pleasant visit to Davenport and the nearby Bonny Doon Vineyard. The entire trip was predicated on the opportunity for N to relive a scene from the Australian comedy “The Castle” by singing repeatedly, “We’re going to Bonny Doon!” If you’re like… Read More: We’re Going to Bonny Doon »
at The Register The Register has a story about a whitepaper posted by Security Officethat was written by a member of the MS Windows 2000 Server Product Group. The whitepaper analyzes the move of MS acquisition Hotmail from FreeBSD to Win2K. The startling conclusion (startling only in that a Microsoft employee wrote the document) is… Read More: Microsoft touts Unix over Windows 2000 »
Earth 911 provides information on recycling, pollution prevention, composting, fire prevention, etc. for a community based on a postal code that you enter on their web site. They cover Canada and the US now, and they have plans to expand the service to more countries. This is an excellent free service. Now, maybe I can… Read More: Earth 911 »
bIPlog bIPlog was created as part of a class at the UC Berkeley School of Journalism. I had seen most of the references blogged earlier elsewhere, but it’s nice to have them collected in one place. They also have a high quality list of resources to information on the web on intellectual property issues. The… Read More: Berkeley Intellectual Property Blog »
Broadband Reports has an article on how eMusic has gotten confused about the definition of “unlimited”. Many users (like my brother) signed up for the promise of “unlimited high quality MP3’s for as low as $9.99 per month”. Just last week, eMusic cut off my brother for what they called “unusually excessive downloading”. Even though… Read More: eMusic Doesn’t Understand Meaning of Unlimited »
Mmm. I’m greatly enjoying a bottle of 1998 Tyrrell’s Old Winery Cabernet Merlot that our friend Chris brought last time he was visiting from Sydney. I’m normally not a big Merlot fan (but not on the level of Bonny Doon’s Randall Grahm’s sharp dismissal of the grape), but this blend is quite tasty. Not quite… Read More: Tyrrell’s Old Winery 1998 Cab Merlot »
illegal-art.org :: a project of Stay Free! I wish I were going to be in Chicago or New York sometime in the next couple months. This should be a great exhibit. To no surprise, Negativland is very well represented with audio, video, and visual (U2 album cover) contributions. Quote from the website: “The Illegal Art… Read More: Illegal Art Exhibit »
I like Mozilla a lot, but the last couple weeks I have had a lot of problems with it. Admittedly, I have been using the 1.2 alpha and the 1.2 beta, but I was hoping to help out with the testing. Instead, I ended up with an address book and offline POP email files that… Read More: Mozilla Frustrations »
Watch and/or download Soccamatic, a great two minute Wallace and Gromit short by Nick Park. English football fans will especially enjoy it. Former San Jose Clash/Earthquakes midfielder Eddie Lewis now plays for Preston North End, which is the English First Division team that Wallace mentions just before pulling out the Soccamatic.