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Monthly Archives: January 2008
Sex talk
Someone asked me today if I plan on attending the Sex Worker’s Art Show which will be hitting San Francisco tomorrow. The answer is no because I’m working all weekend, I just added it to my upcoming because I thought … Continue reading
Posted in photography, society and culture
7 Comments
The editing we live
I stopped by the Lensbaby booth at Macworld and was talking to a rep there. He let me mess with his Canon XTi and Lensbaby 2.0. Since I’ve systematically destroyed all my cameras, it has been a long while. When … Continue reading
Posted in photography, photos
8 Comments
geekSessions on PHP
[This is a placeholder about tonight’s geeksessions on PHP at 6PM EST in Financial District in SF.] If you can’t make the event, you can watch the live stream at Justin.TV Geeksessions (starts at 6:30 PM EST).
Posted in PHP
3 Comments
You lost me at Tony
Subject: Tried to reach you at [phone number redacted] Morning Tony, I saw your resume online and wasn’t sure if you were looking to leave Tagged or if you already had. Your resume was outstanding and I wasn’t sure if … Continue reading
Posted in jobs
5 Comments
…then I’m going to say it
Inspired by a phone call from Dave Kellogg. Marc wants to keep politics out of his blog. But since my self-imposed moratorium is over, I’ll just go out and say it: Ron Paul is a socially-regressive, batshit-crazy asshole and support … Continue reading
…surrounded by reality
At dinner the other day, A— quoted someone saying: “San Francisco. 14 square miles surrounded by reality.” I thought that was rather clever as I seem to like a slight self-effacement now and again. I bothered to look up the … Continue reading
Posted in quotes, religion and politics
3 Comments
Zippers
My grandfather once told me this story: Every day, on his way to work as a chemistry professor at the University of Utah (1948-1973), my grandfather would pass the same man walking the other way. For some reason, each never … Continue reading
Posted in about me, humor
3 Comments
Nerd cool
After the SXSWi party, a random mention of my blog caused a discussion of how—as evidenced by the popularity of shows such as The Big Bang Theory and Chuck, not to mention 21 which will be airing at SXSW this … Continue reading
Posted in society and culture
9 Comments
LAMP/Server Engineer in downtown SF
From Stuart Liroff (stuart [at] this address or 408-437-9500 x207): I’m working for a small (3-people), angel funded startup in downtown S.F. (within easy walking distance from BART). When you hear the names of the investors, it will knock your … Continue reading
Posted in PHP, jobs
4 Comments
The purpose of pr0n
In the early 90’s, random dot stereograms made really popular geek posters. I haven’t a clue what this really looks like. click here to view larger. You can view more and get other stereogram paraphernalia here. To view them, you … Continue reading
Posted in Science, about me, wordplay
6 Comments



