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[2007/02/28]
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Not 100% sure, but I think this Kottke article refers to both my parent's friend (and fellow Buffy fan) Mark Bernstein as well as a blast-from-past (As in Buck's Rock Summer Camp) Alissa Quart. If it is the same person, I do have to say she looks rather different than she did at 13.
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[2007/02/22]
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[2007/02/21]
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[2007/02/20]
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Just back from Berlin last night. Posted a few first teaser photos at Flickr. We stayed at the Hotel Greifswald and I would certainly stay there again; the breakfasts were great (And served until noon every day. Great coffee, especially.) and all of the staff at the desk were charming. Magically, the hotel was just a short stroll from Miranda, Jurgen, and Nina's home and so they had great advice for spots in the 'hood to hit.
[2007/02/12]
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I'm thinking the sweet spot for Java isn't the desktop, despite all the early attention to it as a Microsoft workaround, but mobile devices. It's what makes Google Maps for mobile devices possible, it's what makes a large number of the games work on a wide-range of devices. And it's what makes impressive (though not of direct interest to me) apps like MusicStation possible without absurd development expenses or only a narrow range of supported devices.
[2007/02/09]
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Custom giant vinyl wall stickers.
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My work on New York Magazine's Best Bets page. Yay!
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Handy way to search for the specs on a specific machine by it's serial number.
[2007/02/07]
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Ok, so the original is def not strong enough for a Nikon D50. Not sure how I made that error. It is pretty nifty, tho, and great for a normal, small point and shoot (Like a Canon Elph).
[2007/02/06]
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An offline app to work with Backpack lists.
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A GTD (Getting Things Done) list manager application for the Mac. The Sync with iCal's todos opens it up to use with my favorite topic of the month, OTA Sync with handhelds.
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If you're eager for an iPhone and have a VOIP account somewhere, you might want to try out the iSoftPhone. The name is a bit awful, but highly descriptive.
[2007/02/05]
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[2007/02/04]
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Very funny sexy mix by our boys at the The Onion's A.V. Club. Great write ups.
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Here's a test: Do you think I am more of an Ox or a Rat? get ready for Chinese New Year and check your own sign here.
[2007/02/03]
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Blog post from one of the developers at Zimbra on over the air support for the bulk of (non-BlackBerry) mobile devices with Zimbra 3.2.
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Looks like Zimbra, Comunigate, Kerio, etc all provide BlakcBerry support only via Notify. That requires the instalaltion fo use of their email app on your phone. Timeto test it. . .
[2007/02/02]
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[2007/02/01]
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Specs: DLP; 1,500 ANSI lumens; 1280-by-720 native resolution.
Resembles: Bose Wave radio.
Features: The Mitsubishi remote is even better than the Optoma's, with dedicated buttons for each source, aspect ratio, and individual picture controls (contrast,
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Specs: LCD; 2,500 ANSI lumens; 1024-by-768 native resolution.
Resembles: George Foreman Grill.
Features: Lightning-fast auto detection ensures that your movie will pop up as soon as you plug in the DVD player. The zoom and focus are very easy to adjust,
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