Spring at Last?
All the TV stations mentioned that the snow level would be above 8,000 feet today. Salt Lake City is at … Continue reading →
View ArticleApple Boot Camp Benchmarks
Accelerate Your Mac has some benchmarks (run by Other World Computing, link to weird URL here) posted comparing a couple … Continue reading →
View ArticleGet on up
Thanks Patatomic. The above video is during the Bootsy Collins era of James Brown’s career. Tight as a mosquito’s ass. … Continue reading →
View ArticleLeaker-In-Chief
A great headline awaits those who click. “‘It was a shameful act for someone to disclose this very important program … Continue reading →
View ArticleWhy people think Utah is crazy
I’m posting this for Utah residents who wonder why the world thinks Utah and its residents are nutty. Backstory: The … Continue reading →
View ArticleEarly reports of Virtualization on Intel Macs
Can be read here. Link goes to xlr8yourmac.com. The results look promising. And I’m jonesing a MacBook Pro. UPDATE:
View ArticleNot Looking Good
Phone-Jamming Records Point to White House Background on the phone-jamming story. More CIA leak here. It would seem the media … Continue reading →
View ArticleOuch
I think the next three months will be interesting for this administration. First, Colin Powell talks with Robert Scheer (truthdig.com). … Continue reading →
View ArticleIt’s Time, W
When will this President & Commander-in-Thief have the courage to change course?
View ArticleBad Leak v Good Leak
NYTimes: A Bad Leak, published today. Choice bit: “But the version of the facts that Mr. Libby was authorized to … Continue reading →
View ArticleThe Long Dark Springtime of the Soul
Yesterday I mowed for the first time this season and today we get this. Bleah.
View ArticleSotto Voce
Carl Bernstein, half of the reporting duo who broke the story about the Watergate break-in and ultimate conspiracy (with help … Continue reading →
View ArticleWorst Case Scenario
Nope. I’m not talking about the White House. I’m talking about our house. I had a root canal scheduled for … Continue reading →
View ArticleNew Skin
I’ve made some changes to the layout of the site. If it looks screwy, click your refresh button a lot. … Continue reading →
View ArticleSewer
Heather wrote about the aftermath of the first dig. Since our homeowner’s insurance won’t cover any part of this repair … Continue reading →
View ArticleSewer, part II
Today was insane. Neither Heather nor I slept all that well, and judging from Leta’s attitude this morning, she didn’t … Continue reading →
View ArticleChildren and Timing
Since getting back from Austin back in March I haven’t been running at full speed. Heather would argue that since … Continue reading →
View Articlemmmrph aaaa wweokley
stttttuepare caannnnnn’t thhhhinkkkkk ggggggud. Ammmmmmmbi ennnn iss tttttiiiiirreed. Wwiffff kkkkillllll me fffffrrrrroooommm talkyning abutt ssllllleep mmmeeeedddz. Bllllleeeeeeeeeeeeah.
View ArticleNot just a river in Egypt
Two nights of Ambien® and I was stoned all day Wednesday. Not good. Plus, I couldn’t stop talking about it, … Continue reading →
View ArticleThis is Broken: San Francisco Muni Metro
As a progressive, I’m all for public transportation. Especially rail-based subway systems that are cheap and efficient for the masses. … Continue reading →
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