Monthly Archives: May 2003

Why You Little…!

So, here’s the story on the site. Two nights ago, I was writing the Power of Voice article that you see below and the site decides to stop working. No apparent reason, just, “hey, I don’t think I’m going to … Continue reading

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The Power of Voice

Sarah and I went to our first home-group Bible study with some people at the Village Church. It was a really great time to meet people and have some good conversation–though, sadly, the coffee was lacking. The topic of study … Continue reading

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Honest Xianity

Today I read an exciting passage that reintroduced the theological basis for Christian intellectual honesty. Perhaps as the emergent church rediscovers orthodoxy in faith, art, and culture, we will find a new platform for thinking again. If we keep in … Continue reading

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Backup Software

A blog entry by Ryan Lowe reminded me of an idea I’ve always had for backup software that seems so simple that I can’t believe I haven’t found it yet. A lot of people–Ryan included–use CD burners to copy critical … Continue reading

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Content Policy

Apparently [PG], more and more weblogs are going to require one of these.

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Amusing Married Vignette #138

He shuffles into the bathroom, finally getting ready to go to bed. The contact case isn’t in its usual spot, so he looks at the second-most usual spot: the floor. He peers down to that one real hard to reach … Continue reading

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Microsoft Hijinx, Google Noise, Moving Pez

C|Net: Microsoft prepares reply to iTunes. Services such as Pressplay, which uses Microsoft technology, have been put on the defensive with news that Apple has sold more than 2 million downloads since April 28, the day its iTunes Music Store … Continue reading

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On Discussion

Of utmost concern to any computer science student at one point or another is the concept of the sorting algorithm. The sort is the builidng block of conceptual computer science much as the color wheel is for the visual artist. … Continue reading

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Still Downloading!

Sarah and I went to go see the Matrix last night. It was awesome, but I’m still trying to figure a lot of stuff out. More later when I get my brain unknotted. In other news, Advil Flu & Body … Continue reading

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Spam Assassination, No More Scripting, Blog Literacy

Jason Reusch SpamAssassin for Outlook. SpamAssassin for Outlook is an effort to port the popular UNIX spam filter to Outlook on Windows. The basic approach is to make a version of SA that can easily run on Windows and then … Continue reading

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