Monthly Archives: June 2004

You might have heard of BPL, or Broad­band over Power Lines, which super­im­poses a dig­i­tal sig­nal on the AC wires run­ning into your home and allows for a broad­band con­nec­tion with­out hav­ing cable or DSL. An exper­i­men­tal instal­la­tion in Cedar … Read More →

I men­tioned Hate­beak, the death metal band with a par­rot vocal­ist, a while back. Now you can lis­ten to Beak of Putre­fac­tion. At your own risk, of course.

Some­thing I had not seen before (and should have): Root­less Root, The Unix Koans of Mas­ter Foo.

It looks like Microsoft has decided their devel­op­ment tools are too expen­sive and have announced Visual Stu­dio ‘Express’ . I’ve been tin­ker­ing with Eclipse, which is free, and it’s an amaz­ing IDE which I wish I had avail­able when I … Read More →

Mag­gie Mighty Girl Berry now has perma­links. Which makes point­ing to gems like this all the easier.

For a good over­all view of what Apple announced at WWDC, click here.