Monthly Archives: July 2006
mozy
I’m using Mozy at home now. It waits until you’re not using your computer and starts sending changesets to Mozy servers. It’s free if you sign up for their goofy newsletter, which I do, and since I understand how to … Continue reading
wordpress futzing
I suppose part of my block about writing has been the old design. It was the first thing I whipped up after I installed WordPress: not bad, but not perfect. And while I appreciated the flexibility advantages over TypePad, WordPress … Continue reading
rss killing spree
Turns out all the information-overload doomsday prophecies were correct. I spend a lot of my time getting “updates” on RSS feeds that add no value to my day. Again I repeat the plea: someone find a way to actually cut … Continue reading
on adam
My favorite thing that Adam says right now: “I… I can’t weemember the word.” I don’t know if he picked it up from us, when we’re stuck for a word, or if he’s actually aware of his own linguistic process, … Continue reading
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I’m playing in a World Series of Poker satellite this afternoon. At least 150 people from this event are going to the real deal in Las Vegas next week. (If it was just the $10,000 entry fee, then I’d probably … Continue reading
