Monthly Archives: June 2003

Frequency Pro. More words: I’ve cleared the first major hurdle. That’s good and bad. It’s good because it’s one less hurdle that needs to be jumped. It’s bad because now I can see the remaining hurdles more clearly, and there … Continue reading →

David compares Dave Winer to Batman (the Dark Knight Batman). I don’t know that it’s a comparison I’d draw. It’s true that Dave Winer seems to have little time for niceties these days, but I wouldn’t draw the same comparison. … Continue reading →

House guest has returned to her parents. We made the custody exchange at church this morning. Grace is noticably less stressed; she is quite unused to competition for Mommy’s and Daddy’s attention. Overall, the visit went well. House guest was … Continue reading →

We were on the way to Jen’s parents’ house for lunch today, as is our Sunday custom, when we were suddenly rear-ended by a Kia. We pulled off the road and soon realized that the driver behind us, the one … Continue reading →

Echo is a new blogging API/format being kicked around. Read more here. Blogger’s behind it, the Trotts are behind it (the Movable Type people), and even Dave Winer is (grudgingly) behind it, so long as personality issues can remain separate.

Version 1.2 beta 3 for Mac OS X is in my testers’ hands. Now for Classic and Windows. Version 1.2 has some big stuff in it. You could probably figure out one new feature by realizing that I’ve switched to … Continue reading →

ASCII stupid question, get a stupid ANSI. (I’m almost sorry I posted it. Almost.)

You know what freaks me out? When I empty the trash on my Mac, and the free space on my drive goes down. Guess I better quit throwing stuff away so I don’t fill up my drive.

Tried iChat AV video conferencing today. It was very smooth. There was a bit of a lag, but nothing intolerable. David and I just plugged a digital video camera into the FireWire port and we were up and running, video … Continue reading →

Click here for the full story, or at least our small part in it. You just never know where a career in educational technology will take you. For example, I’ve been on more roofs since starting my current job than … Continue reading →