Monthly Archives: August 2005

OBX WiFi

Posted on August 6, 2005 by Ken

Got to our beach house on the Outer Banks and realized that someone was broadcasting a free WiFi signal–woot! Thinking ahead, I brought my Airport Express, only come to find out that it won’t work as a repeater (“bridge”) properly … Continue reading →

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Living the Dream

Posted on August 2, 2005 by Ken

“Jai”:http://kuriosband.com/gallery/photo.php?id=86&id=86 and “friends”:http://www.kuriosband.com are playing “Autumn Blaze”:http://www.autumnblaze.org this year with headlining bands Jars of Clay and, um, some other guys on October 1st. Anyone want to do an Ironworks reunion?

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Real Artists Ship

Posted on August 1, 2005 by Ken

“Real Artists Ship”:http://folklore.org/StoryView.py?project=Macintosh&story=Real_Artists_Ship.txt. In case anyone in software tries to tell you that it needs to be perfect before it goes to market, just tell them: real artists ship.

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My Best Friend is a Pit Bull

Posted on August 1, 2005 by Ken

“My Best Friend is a Pit Bull”:http://www.cafepress.com/badrapstore.17028358. *Love* this t-shirt.

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Unofficial Textile 2

Posted on August 1, 2005 by Ken

“An Unofficial Enhanced Version of Textile 2.0b”:http://www.solarorange.com/projects/textile/. I’ve been using this on TVC WP migration project. The Textile plugin that comes with WP doesn’t play nice with HTML definition lists (which I use extensively on the site–just “view source here”:http://www.villagechurchnyc.com/worship/sermons). … Continue reading →

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Tennis Ball

Posted on August 1, 2005 by Ken

“Tennis Ball”:http://textism.com/oliver/daily/2005/07/18/. This is why we love dogs.

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Backstroke of the West

Posted on August 1, 2005 by Ken

“Backstroke of the West”:http://americaninlebanon.blogspot.com/2005/07/backstroke-of-west.html. A coworker and I were discussing recently the possibility of a “translation engine” that would convert English on one end of the connection to Japanese on the other. I argued that language itself — not the … Continue reading →

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