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Monthly Archives: February 2004
My Misdemeanors Have Borne Sweet Fruit
No one told me Naked Lunch was finally out on DVD. Sweet!
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Bizarre Bazaar
AS220 Calendar: “11-5pm BIZARRE BAZAAR – RIGHTS OF SPRING Local artists will fill the AS220 Cafe and second floor selling one of a kind accessories, housewares, small sculptures, jewelry, photographs and so much more. Come see for yourself! The Bizarre … Continue reading
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C# Development in XCode with Mono
There’s an interesting thread going on about packaging Mono for Mac OS X. This post by Andy Satori has some tasty tidbits: With XCode, I currently have a C# language filter defined so that XCode can parse the functions and … Continue reading
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VPC Now Purring
The other day, Scott Hanselman posted some Virtual PC optimization tips. There wasn’t a whole lot that I could do from that list, but there was one tip I took to heart: “Place the .VHD files on separate spindle from … Continue reading
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Adding Ref-Counting to Rotor
Chris Sells: “implementing my cockamamie ideas in Rotor”
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Time to Make the Unlimited Data Jump?
I think the experiments are over. I’ve been reading in alt.cellular.verizon that the EN-MOU honeymoon is over. I’ve got three data plans that I use to experiment with cellular data: $20/month on my stepson’s phone for 8MB of EDGE data … Continue reading
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It’s Not as Bad as it Appears
I’m much less worried about an independent Nader than I am a Green Nader. Nader + the Green Party offered the possibility that the Green Party could grow substantially–that was the payoff, at least in theory. He’s not offering that … Continue reading
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UML Shapes that Don’t Get in Your Face
Ingo Rammer points out some UML shapes for Visio that don’t get in your face about how they think things should be done–you can just draw and type.
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Explosive Cocktail
Loïc Le Meur’s WebLog: Back from the future: there were more speakers in the room than on stage at E-tech conference (via Butt Ugly)
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You Can’t Read about SEX
Casey Chesnut: “i am actually filtering them. SEX.”
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