Monthly Archives: November 2002

Since this is my last day online until after Thanks­giv­ing, read my Jour­nal to see the things I’m thank­ful for this year.

Look­ing to get some Apple refurbed equip­ment cheap? Dove­Bid is auc­tion­ing a large lot in December.

Over at Slash­dot they’re deabt­ing whether soft­ware devel­op­ment has really improved. Every decade has it’s break­though (Struc­tured Design, Object Ori­ented Design, CMM, XP, Open Source) but I’d be hard­pressed to say if I think things are sig­nif­i­cantly dif­fer­ent than when … Read More →

Some­times change is bad. My favorite geek show, Jeop­ardy, has a new set design, it’s first in over 5 years. You’d think a show with such obvi­ous smarts would know at least some­thing about design, but instead it’s awful, too busy … Read More →

Mark Pil­grim turns 30. With cat urine. But he’s pre­pared for chil­dren now. I can now view his site with Mozilla, but it causes some Javascript prob­lems that make my “Blog This!” but­ton to not work. The prob­lem dis­ap­pears when I … Read More →

World AIDS Day is next Mon­day. Please click on the Link and Think but­ton in the left-hand col­umn and learn and per­haps participate.