Strangely, when I log onto Napster now, there are still plenty of Metallica songs up there.
File under “not surprising to me”, my color is Black.
Some great Web, dreamweaver, and development tutorials on this site.
Steven Champeon takes Microsoft and Bill Gates to task for comments made in a Time Magazine article. I couldn’t have said it better myself.(via rc3.org)
The supermarket down the street from my house now has a self checkout system where you scan the items you are buying, then insert either cash or card based payment into a machine. It works really well, and it’s much faster than waiting in line. I was buying beer, so I still had to show my ID to the single employee overseeing the self checkout area.
What’s up with array?
Macromedia has posted more in-depth information about their upcoming Dreamweaver UltraDev, which supports both Cold Fusion and Active Server pages development with a variety of industry standard databases.
brig’s redesign is my favorite EatonWeb so far.
An excellent Salon interview with Eileen Richardson from Napster.
Matt, who seems to be full of great ideas, is working on this project as a part of The MetaFilter Network. What a great idea.
“The gem cannot be perfected without friction, nor man perfected without trials.”
Confucius
This weekend was a fantastic reminder of how much I dislike festival style music shows. There is nothing like a bunch of drunk morons looking to start fights and packed into a relatively small space. Oasis proved to be very low energy live Friday night, and we didn’t return to the show on Saturday or Sunday because of the nasty crowd.
Aimme Mann’s new CD, Bachelor No.2 or the last remains of the dodo, is quite good. Some of the songs are the same as those on the Magnolia soundtrack.
I finally got the March and April archive pages up. The legacy archives will follow soon.
I bought a new Television for my new apartment. It’s very very nice.
The annoying Javascript error messages that everyone was getting should be gone now. I’m hoping to get the last few weeks of archives hooked back up today too.
It’s going to be a fun weekend, my brother is coming into to town from New York, and Atlanta’s Spring music festival, Music Midtown is this weekend. There aren’t too many bands I want to see, but I need to get out of the house and socialize.
This whole I Love You virus thing has been really annoying for some people and brought other people’s networks down. Personally, I received more emails warning me about the virus and trying to inform me of it’s dangers than anything else. What do you call these emails? They are almost a mutated strain of the virus itself.
Well I completed the majority of my move over the last two days. I should be back online now and posting on a regular basis again. My new apartment is, of course, full of boxes that I need to sort through. I still have some furniture to buy, but I got a bed and a neat two person lounge chair for my living room. I’m hoping to be out of the old apartment altogether by this weekend.
Jim points to this article about Palm moving to ARM processors. It’s a natural move for them, and I guess they could license or buy newton technology from Apple if they wanted. This has some potential.
Did I mention that I like Dandot’s new design quite a bit?
Kudos to Waferbaby on the beautiful redesign.
I have lost 25 lbs since SXSW.