Back from Corpus. My eyes feel like sandpaper and my brain feels like mud. I look forward to Friday, and hope that the tropical storms stay in the Gulf where they belong. Bob Vila's Paint Designer is exactly the tool I've been wishing I could find, and yet it's evil and I wish … [Read more...] about Traveling, and Paint
Redesign complete…
… more or less. It's taken me a few hours to get all the small things right, and even now I'm missing some things under the hood (like accesskeys and, oh yeah, validation). I actually find it harder to redesign site-wide in Movable Type, not just because I never know … [Read more...] about Redesign complete…
Transition
Buckle your seatbelts… … [Read more...] about Transition
WASP lays it on the line
Tapped out
There are plenty of things I should be blogging about. I ought to be more excited about the G5, the overturning of Texas's asinine sodomy laws, Harry Potter, the RIAA's absurd plan to sue their customers into submission, and a lot of other things. But I just can't. I'm wiped out. … [Read more...] about Tapped out
Amazon via RSS
This is too cool. Lockergnome got tired of waiting for Amazon to take advantage of RSS, so they've done it themselves. Now if you want to keep up with new books in, say, SF/F, history, biography, and chicklit; television shows on DVD; and soundtracks on CD, you can do it right … [Read more...] about Amazon via RSS
The audience in our heads
Caitln Kiernan waxes eloquent on writing for an audience. I should probably print this and tape it to the wall over my desk, except that I never write at my desk and I'd never see it. … [Read more...] about The audience in our heads
Weekend project
… from a couple of weekends ago, now fixed up and more or less ready for prime time. Buffy Music Angel Music Click the column headers to sort the tables. As usual, using other people's Javascript produces an odd result. I might know the cause of the bug. Too tired to … [Read more...] about Weekend project
Learning Curve
I read most of The Complete Idiot's Guide to XML online today thanks to our library's ebook collection. Moving on to XML-RPC and web services. If it's quiet here, forgive me. My brain is expanding. … [Read more...] about Learning Curve
Nostalgia
I have the Atari 2600. I have the beat-up copy of The Black Stallion. If I still had any of the records that played on this thing, I'd purchase this fixture of my childhood and while away the evenings listening to early '80s Disney and George Lucas movies, and the nostalgia … [Read more...] about Nostalgia
