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Jeff Bridges is a drawblogger
@claynewton check out http://www.jeffbridges.com/ Not only is Jeff a blogger, but he hand draws every post! #draawless than a minute ago via webJason Wehmhoenerjasonw22
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Testing out the new WordPress iPhone app
As I am getting ready to head off on a Geeks on a Plane trip, figured I should prep for mobile posting. This new version of the WordPress iPhone app seems like a winner so far!
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Recently read: Daemon by Daniel Suarez
This past weekend I finished Daemon by Daniel Suarez. I loved every minute of this book, in fact, I wish it was longer. Suarez’s prose is ok, but I think it’s solid for a first book. My real attraction to this book was Suarez’s grasp of the potential of the technology we use today. He [...]
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What Mac apps should I use?
My friend Alex is setting up a new Mac and asked what apps he needed to get. I know there are tons of “apps to get” lists, but here’s the list I gave him. It’s a short list, because I think that people tend to install a bunch of stuff they will rarely use. Chrome [...]
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Con Todo
I just found an old XML file I created back in 2003. I’m not sure what it means, but it makes me LOL. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <con_todo> <noun> <agua_fresca/> <you/> <harveys> <keitel/> <oswald/> </harveys> <sun/> <dog_poop/> <ozonator/> <gmc_pickups/> <stop_signs/> <police/> <silk/> <fur_ball/> </noun> <verb> <stab/> <exit/> <cross/> <excise/> <bang/> <stroke/> <chew/> <fold/> <foil/> <blend/> <crosshatch/> [...]
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A Trip Down Market Street, 1906
An amazing thing to watch.
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Which classes should BOXlab bring to the Napa & Sonoma area?