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Tech Support Porn June 30, 2004
The job market just keeps getting wierder. Consider this Portland Craigslist job posting, for instance…
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Apple’s getting into weblogging June 29, 2004
Very interesting tidbit of information about the server version of OS X 10.4/Tiger in Apple’s preview pages: they’re including a ‘weblog server’ based on the blojsom project, which in itself is based on the blosxom weblogging software.
Posted in Weblogs.
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NYT interview with Ron P. Reagan June 29, 2004
There’s a very interesting interview with Ron P. Reagan (President Reagan’s son) in the Times today. I like the way this man thinks.
Posted in Politics.
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Apple Tiger banners at WWDC June 28, 2004
I love it when Apple gets snippy…
Posted in Technology.
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Top 100 Grossing Movies of All Time June 28, 2004
From Alicia, a list of the top 100 grossing movies of all time. Following in the footsteps (blogsteps?) of those before me in this particular meme, the movies that I have not seen are in bold.
Posted in Film.
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Apple announcements at WWDC 2004 June 28, 2004
Somehow in all of the weekend’s festivities, I’d managed to completely space that this week was the 2004 WWDC (and I call myself a Mac geek?), so coming home to start finding reports of new toys from Apple was a very pleasant surprise.
Posted in Technology.
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Orchids June 28, 2004
One thing I stumbled across this weekend that I’d never seen before was the Volunteer Park Conservatory, which has five different sections filled with all manner of plants, from cacti to orchids. I’ll definitely want to head back up that way again and try to get some better shots, but for now…
Posted in Photography.
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Sunburn June 28, 2004
Even with sunscreen, I think six hours in the sun for yesterday’s Pride events was a bit much.
Posted in Life.
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Seattle Pride Parade and Festival 2004 June 27, 2004
All the recent attention on gay rights, marriage, proposed constitutional amendments and the like have directed enough attention on the gay community to allow the Seattle Pride festivities to expand to two days, and I spent some of yesterday and much of today wandering around and enjoying the show.
Posted in Life, Photography.
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Björk! June 27, 2004
Don’t get me wrong, I love Bjöork’s music, and I think she’s gorgeous. But this is always what I’ve thought she looked like: a cross between a Troll Doll and a Gelfling.
Posted in Music.
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Vote June 26, 2004
Vote as if your life depended on it. It does.
Posted in Photography, Politics.
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Server issues June 26, 2004
In case Dad or Kirsten check in, there seem to be issues with the djwudi.com/hanscomfamily.com/geekmuffin.com/interalia.org server at the moment.
Posted in Website.
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KMFDM at the Fenix Underground June 26, 2004
Just got back from tonight’s KMFDM show. Very good, and very loud (but then, this is KMFDM we’re talking about).
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Websurfers urged to avoid using IE June 25, 2004
Users are being told to avoid using Internet Explorer until Microsoft patches a serious security hole in it.
Posted in Technology.
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Drunk flash fun June 24, 2004
Very silly, and not as simple as it seems — how long can you keep this drunk man upright?
Posted in Games.
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Going down June 24, 2004
A plane is about to crash. There are five passengers on board, but there are only four parachutes.
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That’s a big basement, and a lot of dust June 22, 2004
I actually had to read this three times before I could parse the sentence the way it was actually intended. I kept reading it and picturing a house with a basement big enough to hold the 8.5 million dusty corpses that had just been discovered.
Posted in Humor.
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Voices of the Beat: Burroughs, Ginsberg, and more… June 22, 2004
The Naropa Institute has just released a large number of recordings of lectures and classes to the Internet Archive. Included are recordings of William S. Burroughs, Allen Ginsberg and many, many more beat-era poets, writers, and personalities. Incredibly cool. Right now, I’m downloading a 1980 William S. Burroughs lecture on public discourse.
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Seattle Storm Lauren Jackson in the buff June 22, 2004
See what I get for not paying attention to sports? I almost entirely missed hearing about the latest overblown controversy involving an adult choosing to pose naked for a magazine being sold to adults (though not an ‘adult magazine’, i.e., porn).
Posted in Sports.
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Buffy and Angel? June 22, 2004
Firstly: is Angel as good of a series as I’m finding Buffy to be? Should I start working my way through this series also? And if so, how should I watch both shows — finish Buffy and move on to Angel, or watch both at the same time?
Posted in Television.
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SpaceShipOne makes history June 21, 2004
SpaceShipOne left the Earth behind on Monday morning and made its indelible entry in the history books as the first private spacecraft to carry humans into space. It touched down safely at Mojave Airport at 11:15 ET.
Posted in Current Affairs.
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More on Moon’s coronation June 21, 2004
Kirsten pointed me to a Salon article following up on the bizarre coronation of Rev. Moon. I’m so flabbergasted by this event.
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Must’ve been a slow news day June 20, 2004
Up to one in five toddlers can open medicine bottles and chemical containers, even if they have child-resistant tops, safety experts warn.
Posted in Humor.
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Happy Father’s Day, Dad! June 20, 2004
Happy Father’s Day, dad! I’ll see you in a couple months for your birthday!
Posted in Life.
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