Monthly Archives: July 2003

One of the first games I ever played on a Mac is now freeware. With the shutdown of Casady & Greene, John Calhoun has re-released Glider Pro for free. Yeeha!

Dooce on bad PowerPoint: You’ve managed to breathe life into the Joan Rivers of business documents: an impenetrable fortress of mismatched forms and nonsense, wailing, screeching, unbearable to witness and unwilling to die.

So, how does the iPod really sound? Click here to find out. Personally, I think mine sounds great. Can’t wait until the iTrip shows up.

Um, yeah. Despite all appearances, Frequency is not dead. Development continues. When Frequency 1.2 is released (hopefully in August), it will sport a new interface, support for more weblogging systems (Movable Type, GeekLog with the Blogger plugin, Radio, pMachine, EraBlog.NET, … Continue reading →

Carl isn’t crippled anymore, after all.

Where there is no vision, the people perish.

..to be campaign director for this.

When I first designed this template, I really liked it. Now, I think I’m ready for a change. This template is too dull.

Crazy Apple Rumors: Mmmm. No. I hear the words coming out of your mouth but they just aren’t making any sense. I see your lips moving but all I hear is “Blah, blah, blah.” It’s like you’re speaking a different … Continue reading →

Congratulations to Mike, Dawn, and Rob! At 9:26 this morning, Harold Francis Williams joined their ranks. The burning question is: will this be enough for Mike to update his blog?