Apparently the Washington DC area felt an earthquake today. My friend Nyk thought I was making fun of his boots when I asked him if he had noticed it. Luckily I was alerted by my Eddie Pope and Bobby Convey bobbleheads. The movement was very subdued, not enough to move books or anything on my […]
Here’s another picture my dad dug up, just a month or so after Patty had adopted Buster. I think he looks like one of those dog bobbleheads people have in their cars.
I remember watching the original Battlestar Galactica series on TV early in the 80s. Next to with snippets of the cartoon version of Star Trek, I think its one of the earliest TV memories I have, along with – I must confess – the trauma of watching Battle of the Network Stars. But I digress,
Seems more and more states are putting e-voting on hold. Wired is reporting that Ohio will wait until after 2004 to roll out its e-voting machines.
It’s Friday, this looks like a better way to spend the day. That’s my sister’s dog napping at home.
The Australian eGovernment Resouce Center has posted Whole of Victorian Government Web Content Lifecycle and Content Management Roles." While its not a huge document, it does a good job of mapping the management process and hitting on the important roles within it.
From GYRE: Some folks are thinking about reasons to go back to the moon: Harrison Schmitt testifies before a US Senate subcommittee that the best possibility for a sustained committment to lunar development and space expansion is a "business-investor approach, supported by the potential of lunar Helium-3 fusion power, and derivative technologies and resources."
Jason has discovered the goodness of APT for managing installed software on a Linux box. You gotta respect a tool that lets you upgrade pretty much your entire distribution with one command: apt-get dist-upgrade .
A new version of Sharpreader is out, grab it from sharpreader.net. It’s been my Windows RSS Aggregator of choice and uses the 3-paned outlook style UI to display feeds and items. Best sounding improvements: Systray popup notification and reduced memory usage.
I needed to lookup the address of the church where we’re getting married next year and got hit by a really, really poor web design decision. Whoever designed the site, and it probably was some incompetent print only designer, decided to make everything an image. EVERYTHING!. So, if I want to get the Church’s address