Archive for February, 2005
when first person perspective isn’t the best idea
February 28th, 2005respect the monkey
February 26th, 2005Especially when he gives a physiological explanation as to why we can’t treat people like people. Or something to that effect.
This article won’t win any professional awards, but it does have a point.
toward a more personal government
February 25th, 2005This article by Orson Scott Card clearly outlines the benefits to having smaller local governments. It’s well worth a read.
Tetris for the mentally impaired
February 24th, 2005For those severely challenged among you, here is a game that you can play too.
(Thanks, Andy)
not subversive
February 22nd, 2005My friend Chao is across the world right now, sitting in an Internet cafe in China. He says my page isn’t blocked from over there. Maybe I need to be more subversive?
A big idea, in bite size nibs
February 21st, 2005Such tiny words, any guy or gal can get it. Each word is of size less than four. See, it’s not that hard!
Keitai-mail perl script
February 20th, 2005I’ve gotten a couple inquiries lately as to exactly how I posted photos and such from my phone while I was in Japan. Quite a few people wanted to use the code for their own blogs, so here it is. I’m gonna try to turn this into something moderately professional, but I’m gonna need lots of input and bug reports, and probably a whole code rewrite when I finally get around to it.
