Check out our church building. Courtesy of Amazon’s new Yellow Pages feature. Woah. Impressive and a little creepy at the same time!
Archive for January, 2005
Robert X. Cringely on how Apple is blurring the line between consumer electronics and personal computers. Imagine a Mac Minicluster running Apple’s xGrid software. Start with a 16-port fast Ethernet switch and stack 16 Mac Minis on top. That’s a 720 gigaflop micro-supercomputer that costs less than $9,000, can fit on a bookshelf, and can be up and running in as little time as it takes to connect the network cables. High schools will be sequencing genes.
It’s Just So Beautiful…. Praise for the TVC site. Thanks, Nikkiana. 
Happy 10th Aniversary, Village Church. Mako Fujimura was kind enough to share this article he’d written for Image Journal for the TVC site on our 10th anniversary.
Overcaffeinated: SYN/ACK. I thought Pez would dig this. 
Neverland. Well designed products are done by people who get it. People who get it are funny. Open source software lets you in on the joke.
The next 85 episdes of The Simpsons to play in our area. Introducing Google Video. Wow. (Via Ethan)
Thunderbird Forums: RSS feeds re-downloading. How’d this sneak into the 1.0 release?? RSS is now a lot less fun in Thunderbird for me. 
Russell: Concerto!. My brother-in-law is a rockstar!
It’s a Wrap. Look, it’s Jai Brinkofski’s name in a book.