Monthly Archives: December 2003

2003 is almost gone. I say, “Good riddance!” My predictions for 2004:1. In a stunning upset, the general election in November will be won by Dave Mancuso. But the election will be taken from him in a legal technicality.2. Apple … Continue reading →

One word review: Wow. Two word review: Oh, man. Three word review: Holy freakin’ crap. Four word review: It was that good. Five word review (just for Bill): The best of the trilogy. I was blown away. Even Jen liked … Continue reading →

Two days remain in the year 2003 AD. It’s so typical, but the end of a year always seems to bring about a time of introspection and evaluation. So what did 2003 bring for me? Lots. New friends. Dan and … Continue reading →

After Jesus was born in Bethlehem in Judea, during the time of King Herod, Magi from the east came to Jerusalem and asked, “Where is the one who has been born king of the Jews? We saw his star in … Continue reading →

James Maguire has written an article for the NewsFactor Network entitled, “Hidden Costs of Mac Ownership.” His premise seems to be that Mac users often cite lower total cost of ownership as a benefit to using Macs, but that they … Continue reading →

Ladies and gentlemen, meet Tangelo. Well, you can’t meet Tangelo yet, because it doesn’t exist yet. But you’ll be able to meet it soon. Tangelo is (or rather, will be) a complete weblog solution. In Tangelo, the weblog, the database, … Continue reading →

Knowing that the successor to Frequency needs a name, and understanding that no matter how this vote turns out, Brad will still call it whatever he wants to in the end, I feel that the successor to Frequency should be … Continue reading →

I am grateful for your suggestions thus far. Let’s refine the process a bit. 1) Nothing with “Frequency” in the name.2) Nothing with “Blog” (or any variant thereof) in the name.3) Something completely related to its task would be cool.3a) … Continue reading →

According to the Play Count totals in iTunes, here are my top bands and artists: 1. Jars of Clay (no big surprise here; I’ve been a Jars junkie since “Flood”)2. Jadon Lavik (Drum Machine Sessions from Saddleback Church; good stuff)3. … Continue reading →

I’m working on the successor to Frequency (yes, even as I continue to develop Frequency). Maybe successor isn’t the right word. Let me explain. Frequency, of course, is client software. That is, it works by connecting to a server somewhere … Continue reading →