Phil is going to be quite happy… » Continue reading “Phil’s New Screen”

 ’Nuff said. » Continue reading “Pidgeons and Sprinklers”

I would like to submit that this website is one of the coolest things I’ve seen in a long time.  Now, how do I host it on my site and replace my blog with movable stick-it notes? » Continue reading “Stixy”

Katie and I decided to use our collective brain and muscle to replace the dryer duct in the basement.  We had good intentions and it showed.  By the way, the last phrase I say is “I’m hungry.” » Continue reading “Duct Work”

I have been reading about this series of fires in San Diego County and I couldn’t get a grasp on the scope until I came across this map courtesy of KPBS twitter updates on a Google mashup.  Really quite clever and informative, I just wish it would break out the clumps when I mouse over them.  Oh well, you can’t have everything.

I thought I would be rather clever and use the Google Notifier for Mac. Of course, I had to do more than that… » Continue reading “Google Notifier for Mac”

Holy shit, somebody actually did it. » Continue reading “notMac Challenge”

I changed the theme of the blog…what do you think?

My friend Jacob sent me an email the other day talking about how Google has everyone’s phone number and you should search your own number and click the remove link.  Well, I replied that the scenario was a fallacy and I told him why: there are reverse lookups for phone numbers as ads on the sides of Google searches, that is just the way capitalism is.  He send me back a very nice email thanking me for testing the issue.  (If you know Jacob, then you know how incredibly sweet he is.)  Anyway, I started replying to his reply and it just grew and grew until I figured I would post it because I’m proud of it. » Continue reading “Fear of the Internet”

I just signed up for the GrandCentral beta through Google. » Continue reading “GrandCentral”