Archive for June, 2008
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30 Jun 2008
"A camera can be used as a personal memory tool, since people do not doubt the veracity of their own photographs." The Fulgurator manipulates those photographs unnoticeably. -
29 Jun 2008
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25 Jun 2008
My best so far is 4.04 seconds. Update: Got down to 3.43! -
25 Jun 2008
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24 Jun 2008
A remarkable list on MetaFilter. A month of enjoyment in one easy place. -
24 Jun 2008
Recently listened to: Nine Inch Nails – The Slip, The Streets – The Hardest Way To Make An Easy Living, The Cat Empire – The Cat Empire
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23 Jun 2008
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23 Jun 2008
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19 Jun 2008
I have stringy child-like arms and a soft chest. I'm doing this, starting on Monday. -
18 Jun 2008
I love those achievements. I smell a lot of TF2 playing this weekend. -
18 Jun 2008
I like this friendly tradition. The Firefox team had even saved a piece of the cake from version 2, like saving the top of a wedding cake. I wonder if they ate it. -
17 Jun 2008
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17 Jun 2008
"Finally upgraded to Firefox 3. Get it yourself: http://getfirefox.com/"
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17 Jun 2008
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17 Jun 2008Park your car elsewhere
Boston has been conspiring to slowly remove all available parking in our area. There's about six square blocks of road construction going on, and now they're filming something (I think a FedEx commercial) on our street. Combined with street sweeping, it means we've had to park practically in Quincy.
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17 Jun 2008
Recently listened to: The Streets – The Hardest Way To Make An Easy Living, Counting Crows – Hard Candy, Weezer – Maladroit
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16 Jun 2008
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16 Jun 2008
ARRRGGHH!!@!1 This is the worst Firefox news I've heard since.. probably ever. -
16 Jun 2008
I love this job. -
15 Jun 2008
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14 Jun 2008REM
At the
Great WoodsTweeterComcast Center. On tour with The National and Modest Mouse. It was an awesome show. -
13 Jun 2008
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12 Jun 2008
Barring any disasters, it'll be out next Tuesday, June 17th. -
12 Jun 2008
My grandfather was inventive; he built his own lawnmower using, in part, the transmission from a $50 junked car — and then sold the remainder of the car for a profit. He was a practical joker; he somehow once tricked my cousin into putting the seeded end of grass between her teeth, and then he yanked out the stalk. He was hard working; he built the house that my dad and his brothers grew up in, and even made his own cinder blocks for the job. He was handy; he built a car engine from two diesel-powered refrigerators, harvested a transmission from a pickup truck, and made a custom two-seater Maverick that, in his words, “could pull a Mack truck up a brick wall at 60mph”.
I can see a little of him in me, and he was everything I wish I was. He was independent and sometimes stubborn; and he fell off his roof last week, while fixing his TV antenna. At the age of 82. I’ll miss him.
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12 Jun 2008