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Bush’s side of the National Guard thing.

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04:56:42 AM, Saturday 14 February 2004

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When both The Nation and InfoWorld are worried about something, it's probably worth paying attention. _
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09:06:49 PM, Friday 13 February 2004

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John Edwards? As the best candidate for progressives to vote for? Huh. I hadn't gotten the impression that he was even worth considering, but maybe I should take a look at him. _
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07:27:47 PM, Friday 13 February 2004

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There is a searchable e-text of Kant's Critique of Pure Reason, in Norman Kemp Smith's English translation, at the Research Centre for Humanities Computing in Hong Kong. _
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02:05:36 PM, Friday 13 February 2004

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The guy that does Get Your War On seems to have a new comic going called Adventures of Confessions of Saint Augustine Bear. I dunno what to make of it yet, but it mentions Saint Augustine, so I figure I better link to it. (Mind you, I don’t think much of Saint Augustine. But, Great Books is Great Books.)

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01:53:50 AM, Thursday 12 February 2004

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Hmm. I'd thought that comments weren't Googleable. And then I thought I'd specifically told comments not to be Googleable, just in case. But it turns out comments are Googleable. _
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06:04:28 PM, Wednesday 11 February 2004

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Are you a robot?
No.
Did you introduce communism to Cuba?

...and it’s another win for Guess the Dictator or Television Sit-Com Character!

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03:28:58 PM, Tuesday 10 February 2004

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I think the BlogBot should be somewhat more robust now. I didn't fix the bug that makes it disconnect sometimes, but I did tell it to try to reconnect automatically, so if it disconnects it should be back within a minute. This should prevent a repeat of its long absence this weekend. _
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01:19:01 PM, Monday 9 February 2004

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Fun idea: GarageBand Karaoke. _
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08:04:51 PM, Friday 6 February 2004

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Seaside is a very interesting looking framework for building web applications in Smalltalk. It appears to make developing the backend for a web application less like building a group of discrete pages, and more like building a single application. There's also a Ruby framework based on it, Borges. Can't find anything in Python. I'm tempted to either try and write a Python version or learn Ruby or Smalltalk (both of which I'd like to know anyway).
Update: It works by doing continuation magic that I don't think I could do in Python. Looks very cool, though. I'd like to try it out in Smalltalk or Ruby. _
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07:57:45 PM, Friday 6 February 2004

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Dev says: If you have never seen a sugar glider, then you have never seen one of the cutest animals alive. Go look and melt.

And she is so, so right. _
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07:19:53 PM, Friday 6 February 2004

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Dave Winer: The interviewer asked repeatedly if he wasn't hurting Democrats by running, assuring a Republican victory, a repeat of 2000. After coming out of a meeting mostly about the press and how they manipulate us, I really felt for Nader. If I were him that kind of pressure would make me more insistent on running.

Exactly! I'm not particularly inclined to vote for Nader this year, but the way some Democrats obsess over him is just absurd. Trying to shout down everyone who supported Nader in 2000 is the worst possible strategy, because it will only make them feel like they have even less in common with the Democratic party than they did before. _
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07:55:04 PM, Thursday 5 February 2004

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I’ve just started reading the Tao Te Ching, finally. Does anyone else (who’s read them) see a similarity between this and what Tolstoy’s saying in War and Peace?

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03:03:08 AM, Thursday 5 February 2004

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Fingertips says that it is "an intelligent guide to free and legal music on the web". Which sounds good to me. _
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05:40:02 PM, Tuesday 3 February 2004

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The Guardian: In 1972, David Rosenhan, a newly minted psychologist with a joint degree in law, called eight friends and said something like, "Are you busy next month? Would you have time to fake your way into a mental hospital and see what happens?" _
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02:50:42 PM, Tuesday 3 February 2004

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Copy artists/albums from iPod to computer

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01:18:36 AM, Tuesday 3 February 2004

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iPhotoToGallery is (as you may have guessed) a script that makes it easy to export pictures from iPhoto to Gallery. Since iPhoto is what I use to organize my photos at home, and Gallery is what I use to publish photos on my website, this is useful to me. _
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03:07:35 PM, Monday 2 February 2004

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It took me two hours and fifteen minutes to get to work today.
That is all.

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01:04:57 PM, Monday 2 February 2004

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Protecting Your Secret Blog
[via Scripting News]

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01:47:42 AM, Sunday 1 February 2004

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The Onion: Atkins-Friendly Fast Food

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02:32:15 AM, Saturday 31 January 2004

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Neat! Someone seems to have used one of the poems from my exquisite corpse server to do a nifty sort of hypertext project.

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02:08:50 AM, Friday 30 January 2004

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We have a Kerne!

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03:46:43 AM, Thursday 29 January 2004

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BlogChatter reports updates on weblogs as they happen. Amusing, at least.

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06:50:56 PM, Wednesday 28 January 2004

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Machinery found at Spirit landing site! Scroll down to the pictures. They're... really... very... ... ...remarkable. _
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04:29:16 PM, Wednesday 28 January 2004

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Your Guide to the Democratic Candidates: Dean adheres to the rules and philosophy of Martial Arts and is formidable in combat, wielding the Dragon Thunder Sword which he uses to summon his Dragon Force Elite Squad.
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03:43:47 PM, Wednesday 28 January 2004

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Interesting hack for letting multiple users on an OS X.3 box control the same copy of iTunes. _
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03:19:00 PM, Tuesday 27 January 2004

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Apparently there's now some solid data pointing to a link between cellphone use and brain damage. _
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03:09:36 PM, Tuesday 27 January 2004

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In the interest of getting a better handle on SQL, I've started reading an article on the effective use of joins in select statements. So far, it's pretty good. _
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06:50:37 PM, Monday 26 January 2004

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Martin and Kerne: godaddy.com is another place you can register your domain names and be able to point them at hobbes. It's a bit cheaper. _
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01:08:31 PM, Monday 26 January 2004

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Boobies.
Tits. _
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03:53:39 AM, Sunday 25 January 2004

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It's kind of like the "Justice League", except none of them seems to have any powers whatsoever. _
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02:31:03 PM, Friday 23 January 2004

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Learn more about Indian food than you knew before, on Ask MetaFilter.

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01:50:15 PM, Friday 23 January 2004

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While ninjavampire.com is down, you can use my local copy of BLT. It's somewhat outdated. I'm not sure it has Nate's blog, so you'll have to go there yourself. But it should keep you busy until NV's back up. _
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06:41:39 PM, Wednesday 21 January 2004

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O.o.C.Q.o.t.D. "That's amazing. And by 'amazing', I mean that totally sucks." _
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04:00:17 PM, Wednesday 21 January 2004

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Tiny cows.
Update: and sheep.
[via 0xDECAFBAD] _
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01:18:08 PM, Wednesday 21 January 2004

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06:06:22 PM, Monday 19 January 2004

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