Imperial Fleet Week San Francisco
Nerd-tastic:
Tweet Fulfillment
There are days that I'm amazed by the Internet, and then there are days that it lives downup to my expectations. Take, for instance, a recent Tweet of mine in which I pondered
I was quickly answered by Stephane, who pointed out the wonderfully-implemented and -documented iPod Shuffle RAID0 array.
A few days thereafter, [...]
Just Call Me MacGyver: Systems Administrator
I'm working a bit late today as I had to schedule some downtime for a critical piece of hardware that needed to be powered down, lightly disassembled, have a part replaced and then powered back up. As I unscrewed the part to be replaced, I thought to myself "Boy, it'd sure stink if I [...]
1/2 Scale Panzer Tank Built By College Student
…Membership in fraternity mentioned in article. Color me surprised.
*grin*
Philadelphia Metro Residents: Get Thee To The Franklin Institute
For lo, Star Wars: Where Science Meets Imagination is currently running and is eminently check-out-able.
(CrunchGear has pictures to prove it.)
My Friend Flickr
If you're looking for something to while away a Wednesday afternoon, you could do far worse than the following photosets on Flickr: Understanding art for geeks and Andy Ihnatko's awesome behind-the-scenes tour of Alcatraz. Well worth your time, both of 'em.
There's Just No Accounting For Crazy. Or Masochistic. Or Masochistic-Crazy.
As I wended my way home last night, I was listening to this "week's" FLOSS Weekly and just about had to pull my car to the side of the road, due to my sheer astonishment. Leo and Randal had a developer on who was promoting Seaside, a web development framework for Smalltalk (particularly the Squeak [...]
