Monthly Archives: September 2004

Geek Out Old School-style

The New England Wireless and Steam Museum is holding their Original Yankee Steam-Up this weekend. I’ve only been once, but it’s a lot of fun. As far as I know, they have the wireless part of the museum open as … Continue reading

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It’s Not As Quiet As It Appears

I’ve been a man of few or no words lately; most of my posts have been going to my TextAmerica moblog, and I’ve also been filling up my del.icio.us with random bookmarks on j2me, the Game Boy Advance, and other … Continue reading

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Perky Pat Watch

As of this writing, the number of people who’ve made a Perky Pat+The Sims connection fills only two pages on Google. I wonder if it will be bigger when I come back to this post in a few months…

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RIPTA, Handbasket

Ernie Rothman reports that RIPTA is threatening to cut the vital Route 64. This one gets you from URI to Newport with some helpful stops along the way, including Wakefield Mall and the train station! We really can’t afford to … Continue reading

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Some Deadlines for Conference-Goers

O’Reilly Mac OS X Conference Early bird registration deadline: September 10 October 25-28, 2004 in Santa Clara, CA O’Reilly Emerging Technology Conference Call for proposals deadline: September 27 March 14-17, 2005 in San Diego, CA Time sure flies. Is it … Continue reading

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