Category: long story short

  • Eudora is dead to me

    Well, the outgoing mail sending problem seems to be located in my client software, Eudora. By process of elimination, I’ve ruled out the DSL connection, the various mail servers, and so on. This seems to be the final push I need to abandon Eudora, since it appears to be a bug in the software or…

  • On the upswing

    Nothing much substantial has changed but for some reason I’m the optimism tip this week. I have a feeling something’s about to break big and I can’t quite put my finger on it. Or maybe I’m just getting hyped for south by southwest. I’m more productive when I’m in this kind of mood, though. I’m…

  • Back on the wagon

    I keep telling myself to do some blogging every day, even if it’s boring- even-to- people-who- know-me journal entries in my persona blog. Why? For selfish reasons. When I’m keeping track of what I’ve been doing I get more done and I feel better about myself. I also notice patterns and figure out why I’m…

  • big cardboard box, leetle teeny printer cartridge

    big box Originally uploaded by xian. this is all that was holding us up

  • Speaking of NetNewsWire

    Good interview with Brent Simmons of Ranchero at The Shape of Days.

  • How an unconscionable punishment became an enlightened incentive.

    DKo: Boldface is mine. USA TODAY, 6-22-04 On Nov. 27, 2002, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld approved 17 “Category Two” interrogation techniques….He also approved one “Category Three” technique,…”non-injurious physical contact.”….Rumsfeld rejected three proposed Category Three techniques: exposure to cold weather or water;… DKo: So in November, punishment by exposure to cold was unconscionable, not allowed even…