From the monthly archives:

September 2006

20 stars

September 11, 2006

Radiant Days

September 10, 2006

Let’s move 9th Street

September 6, 2006

Conan O'Brien plays baseball in 1864

September 4, 2006

Zombies on cell phones during rush hour

September 2, 2006

I'm an Idaho-native husband, father and software-arts-outdoors geek living in Boise, Idaho. You can get ahold of me at myfirstname@mylastname.org.) A little bit more bio.
Asides
- I wonder why cached pages on Bing are served from "bingj.com." What's "j"? And Google, is not all your content user content? 11 hrs ago
- On the other hand there are likely touch-in-desktop-mode and consistency benefits Ars did not explore. 15 hrs ago
- Re: ribbon in Windows 8, I agree with "something that could be done, but not necessarily something that should be done" http://t.co/uJ7jnmyT 15 hrs ago
- George likes his chicken spicy! 2 days ago
- Obviously you're not a golfer. RT @HackerNewsYC: Why a career in computer programming sucks http://t.co/GKJwhkNs 3 days ago
- Uh oh... http://t.co/R3cD8UoY 3 days ago
- Preparing the HDTV for the semi-annual watching of sports. @KTVB requires a coat hanger in addition to the usual coax rattail. 3 days ago
- Wow, I do not miss IE7 as a user. Right out of the box it's got 15 buttons at the top. That's Yahoo-toolbar's worth. 5 days ago
- It seems I had a guest tweeter today. Too bad multiuser iPads cost >$1000... 1 week ago
- 'Year of the Solar System - Dec 2011/Jan 2012': http://t.co/RI7ePYtG via #NASA_App 1 week ago
- Nice! “@UserCommunity: Building #Windows 8: Acting on file management feedback http://t.co/XPGQVE3w #Win8 �� 1 week ago
- Metcalfe's law: the value of a network is proportional to the square of the number of connected users of the system: http://t.co/Sq4lrac0 1 week ago
- RT @shanselman: Clever - RT @ericlaw: Site not loading properly in modern IE versions? Check CompatInspector: http://t.co/afGD7qws 1 week ago
- More updates...

September 2006

20 stars

Radiant Days

Let’s move 9th Street

Conan O'Brien plays baseball in 1864

Zombies on cell phones during rush hour

Asides