Civic Helicopters. Photo Gallery makes me want to learn to fly.
How to (and not to) work with a designer . Must send to all customers.
Ember. Mesh networks
POPFile. Baysian content filtering. I love it when something I'm going to build is already built.
CVTrac.
http://www.browsercam.com/
I'm getting people responding to my post about testing AIM. It's great meeting strangers - reminds me of traveling on a cruse ship. Sadly once this becomes mainstream, we will no longer have the experience of randomly walk up to strangers and talking with them.
So far I've hung out with someone from Paris, New York, and Virginia.
Some visitors are coming from Google. It's been less than two days since I made that post, and it's already indexed. Maybe I made the post right before an index update, but I think this is more of a sign of more rapid indexing from google.
The TouchStream keyboards finally have their own official web forums.
My younger sister and I played with iChat AV tonight. My thoughts:
Hey, if anyone wants to test out the new iChat audio conferencing with me, feel free to connect to AIM: BrainsVF
I ran across YAML this weekend. This looks like a great way moving or storing data in human readable, language independent format. My first thought was to make a rpc format for it. Of course a few minutes digging, and I found out that somebody has already made a YAML RPC for ruby, called !Okay/RPC.
I also found the first XML library I've seen with a sensible API - REXML.
"Whoa! What was that! You went clicky-click and suddenly there were picture thingys. Just like that! You computer people march to a different drummer," the lady said to me.
I had gone over to help an acquaintance of an acquaintance get Front Page setup so she could edit her website. I lost my faith in humanity's use of computers. I'm still working on getting it back.
On the Feedster corporate page, a quote from me is show as a "A Typical Feedster User". Wow, I'm "Typical" for the first time in my life. Usually, I'm the "Odd" or "Special" one. Heh.
But I certainly meant what I said about Feedster.
I was looking for a bookmark script that looked something like Beth's nicely laid outbookmarks. While she has the source available, for her script, I wanted something a little more automated for the categories. After hunting through hotscripts, I found b. B. looks like just what I was looking for. A few template changes, and I am all set.
You know, I'm always wanting things I can't have yet. Now I'm wanting Hydra mixed with VoodooPad.
At the close of an article on on a upgraded Japanese security robot, it notes:
To upgrade the robot, Sohgo Security is planning to equip it with a fire extinguisher and a paint-pellet gun to mark the clothes of intruders.
"However, we have no intention of developing dangerous tools that will cause physical harm, even to thieves" Tosaka said. "Robots must not have the capability of attacking human beings."
Anyone want to have a paintball game with a robot?
I got to baby-sit a 55 pound Greater Swiss Mountain Dog puppy last week.
This little bit of text below has been posted all over the internet, but I stumbled on it yesterday and it felt strangely familiar.
I've been having way to much fun using Graphviz. It takes in a simple file format, and outputs a diagram showing the relationships. Any time I run accross relationship data now, my first reactions is to regexp the data in BBEdit's find box into dot file format, and then see what it really looks like.
I tried the beta of OmniWeb 4.5. It's not too bad.
The one feature that stands out to me is "Edit Source" as opposed to the tradtional "View Source". It's a great way to try out CSS stuff. The way the location bar searchs through the history is very convenient.
Of course, I can not make OmniWeb my brower of choice until it has tabs. But then the faq informs me that tabs are due in Version 5.