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27Feb/02Off

diff and patch glue for Frontier/Radio

via Seth's site and Duncan's site:

Eric Soroos' Patch Tool for Frontier and Radio.

I hope Frontier/Radio users realize how important the introduction of this tool is to making the platform more viable for large scale development.

Thank you, Eric.

27Feb/02Off

We index eevvvvverything

Okay I finally got around to reading this funny story that everyone's been linking to. (Funny if you're a geek)

Ftrain: Robot Exclusion Protocol

27Feb/02Off

Morpheus users locked out

CNET.com: Music site Morpheus locks out users. I guess they CAN do it then. D'oh.

27Feb/02Off

DSL vs. Cable

Jim Carroll: Reality check on DSL vs. Cable

"If there was one thing that drove me nuts during the Olympics, it was that thoroughly nauseating commercial about Bell Sympatico's High Speed Edition."

Amen brother!

Jim Carroll debunks the myths about DSL vs. Cable, that either can get great, or suck, depending on where you live and many other factors.

Hey mom, read this one.

27Feb/02Off

Henrico County sucks

timesdispatch.com: iBook: the revised edition

(clearing my throat, with Apologies to the late great Waylon Jennings)

Mama, don't let your babies grow up to be [sex-loving porn-viewing software-pirating genius-hackers]....

And even if they aren't we're just assume that they are, so that your kid won't grow up to be a porn star!

Mammmaaaa.... don't let your babies grow up to be.... trusted.

(takes a bow)

27Feb/02Off

Melodic Justice

You gotta love this...

Slashdot: RIAA Almost Down To Pre-Napster Revenues

27Feb/02Off

Disabled man freezes to death

I was talking to Mike DeMan (another new co-worker) yesterday about the relative lack of homeless people in Edmonton as opposed to say, San Francisco. I mentioned that one reason there aren't as many homeless is they can't survive the winters... if they stay outside they freeze to death.

And then just now I see this story:

Edmonton Sun: Disabled man freezes to death

I hate to be right like that.

27Feb/02Off

Blues club in an old Amtrak station

Fabien Roy (a new co-worker and friend of former NetStruxr co-worker Jean Drolet) and I went to a blues club (with an open mic) in San Juan Capistrano last night. Fabien's a kickass blues guitarist, it was a treat to hear him play. There were a number of great musicians there last night, and one who'd had too much to drink and didn't feel like leaving the stage.

Just before midnight, these two teenage kids go onto the stage... a 14 year old asian boy with a black electric guitar and a 15 year old long-haired bleached-blonde kid (the grandson of the waitress) behind the drums. Man, did they rock. I couldn't believe what I was hearing out of that kid's guitar. He was playing various riffs and parts of different Metallica songs, and even some classic James Bond theme stuff, as well as, get this, some NES Super Mario Bros. soundtrack. LOL! After listening to blues and classic rock for over 3 hours I really appreciated some metal. :-)

27Feb/02Off

TFM for Mac OS X

Wicked. TFM for Mac OS X

As Nicholas said, now I can RTFM to my heart's content! :-)

27Feb/02Off

Genetically Alzheimer’s-free

Reuters: Genetically Selected Baby Born Free of Alzheimer's

As someone who has seen first hand how Alzheimer's disease ravages a person into oblivion, I can't see how it's a bad thing this child will never have that horrible affliction.

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