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Monthly Archives: November 2007
Yelp hangouts
If you’re at the Yelp party, find me and I’ll apologize in person.
Posted in about me, society and culture
Tagged apology, Blind Pig, drunken physics, hangouts, Highdive, Murphy’s Pub, Urbana-Champaign, yelp
1 Comment
Baud dates
Received an invite for an ANSI art showing from a friend:
She writes:
Remember the BBS days? I spent half of the 90’s on them…Wow! That dates me. An old friend is curating a collection of ANSI art at 20 goto 10 … Continue reading
Posted in web development
Tagged 80’s, 90’s, ACiD, ANSI art, AppleCAT, ASCII art, baud, BBS, CAT II modem, dating, FidoNet, Hayes, modem, porn, printing, smartmodem
3 Comments
Talent and tools
“Photoshopped!”
So often people ask what digital camera they should buy. That’s a tough question since invariably people suggest the camera they own. I tell people:
The best camera to have is the one you have on you.
By this, I mean, the … Continue reading
Posted in photography
Tagged artist, Bill Tani, camera, camera purchase, Canon, designer, digital camera, Leica, Nikon, Photoshop, talent, tools
4 Comments
All your codebase are belong to Jenga
Someone designed the framework like a big game of Jenga. Every time someone went into fix something they pulled it out of the core and put it on top. Now the whole thing is unstable.
—Mark Jen, talking about building code … Continue reading
Posted in PHP, quotes
Tagged analogy, code base, coding, framework, Jenga, Mark Jen, object-oriented programing, OOP, PHP, software architecture
8 Comments
Slick ad
Very impressive flash Ad from Apple.
The ad is just a regular until you click for sound and then the ad really starts up. The reason: Two independent SWF files that sync actions across themselves. Both ads have to be delivered … Continue reading
Posted in business and economics, television, web development
Tagged advertising, Apple, banner ad, Get a Mac, Macintosh, online advertising, shockwave flash, Windows Vista
1 Comment
The sound of western medicine working
Antibiotics are a pretty amazing thing.
But in my life, I’ve never seen it work, only read about it in books such as All Creatures Great and Small or heard stories about how the amazing things that happened when my grandfather … Continue reading
Posted in about me, Science
5 Comments
High maintenance
Two of my friends over dinner discussing a third…
“I wonder if she’s ‘high maintenance’.”
Then he immediately adds, “She probably is. Women that pretty usually are.”
I quietly smiled to myself. Not because she was or wasn’t “high maintenance”—I hadn’t a clue … Continue reading
Posted in about me, society and culture
4 Comments
im n ur feed, posting ur fotos
Another Friday afternoon ego boost, this time from Mashable and ValleyWag.
Thanks, Owen!
[newsfeed stuff after the jump]
Posted in about me, social networking, web development
2 Comments
Using calls of civility to mask indecency
Cal called me out on me pointing out the Swearing Festival Celebration of Profanity event with a link to his article on civility in the public political discourse.
But really, does it prove his point? Or does it parrot the use … Continue reading
Posted in arts and letters, photography, religion and politics, wordplay
6 Comments
2007-11-02 Party Dress Birthday Celebration
Against my better judgement (health), I woke up from my disco nap and headed down to Etiquette Lounge to celebrate the “party dress birthday” of Halle, Michelle, Liisa who were turning 21 (again) and Peter who was turning 30 (again).
Posted in photos, religion and politics, society and culture
3 Comments



