Bloglines

Bloglines 375/825. Moved a stack of news over to Nearest Neighbor News Network but didn't unsub from them, yet.

head hat

head hat followed, of course, by a body T-shirt

Bloglines

Bloglines 356/829. Looking at other web-based rss aggregators, but, finding little of use.

Bloglines

Bloglines: 305/829. So noisy! Whatever do you think they are going on about?

Poo-rer

Winnie the Pooh took a hit over the weekend ...

John Fiedler (Piglet)
2/3/1925-6/25/2005 (80)

Paul Winchell (Tigger)
12/21/1922-6/24/2005 (82)

I was going to write this up more, but, Dossy got there first ...

Latte Art

Today I received a three-leaf clover latteart, which was kind of surprising. Usually I get spiders that are probably accidental. I'm quite fond of these ones ...

Bloglines

Bloglines: 267/828. Not too noisy ...

Bloglines

Bloglines: 266/816. I'll probably loose some org/o43. I should move a whole vertical (way?) to another service ...

Help Cameron finish his Ph.D. by filling out a survey “about how people use
their weblogs and their general communication behavior”.

Technorati: survey

E-ink

Sony's e-Book reader, the Librié, has a black and white ink-on-paper look, combined with a resolution of approximately 170 pixels per inch (PPI), gives an appearance similar to newspaper. Because the display uses power only when an image is changed, a user can read more than 10,000 pages before the four AAA Alkaline batteries need to be replaced. Some pix ...

Apparently "the combination of organic electronic backplanes and electrophoretic frontplanes could produce truly rollable, albeit monochrome, displays in the not-too-distant future." "this year you'll see real product prototypes. Then you'll see real products in volume within two years."

Finally!

LiveJournal tags

FAQ Question #229: "You can specify whether or not you want to allow your friends to tag your entries for you. By default, you are the only one who can edit your tags. If you want to let your friends tag your entries for you, you can change these settings"

Of couse, that ment biting the S2 bullet which has lead me in many circles this morning ...

Bloglines

Bloglines: 288/811. Bleh.

RedTacton

RedTacton is a new Human Area Networking technology that uses the surface of the human body as a safe, high speed network transmission path. It induces fluctuations in the body's electric field. They claim a data rate of 10 megabits per second. As opposed to the Blueskin rates of 3.7 kilobits per second being squeezed out by Matsushita.

I had no idea that personal-area networks would be colored ...

Les Claypool

Les Claypool put on a fine show at the friendly neighborhood Independent. It was very sold out and the place was packed (so packed that it really heated up the old tin can). I was hoping for Buckethead, but, wasn't surprised to see Gabby La La, a percussionist, and a drummer. There was a sitar, a ukulele, lead xylophone, oh, my! There might still be tix for Gabby La La with Les Claypool on Sunday. The show was so good that I am mighty tempted.

Bloglines

Bloglines: 343/810. 823 real soon now!

43 Places

43 Places is the next new thing from the Robot Co-op, the folks that brought you 43 Things.

Friendster

Friendster unclenched a little by letting the outside world see profiles. The TypePad blogs still seem bolted on (and I'm not sure why the controls are behind https). The blogs have both rss and notices mailed for friend blog updates.

Latte Art

latteart always looks like leaves and hearts. Why do mine always come out looking like spiders?

Bloglines

Bloglines: 293/805. Time to drop another vertical?

Bloglines

Bloglines: 248/802. Read right down to 200, though. Starting to think that I might schedule days to read certain folders ...