Monthly Archives: January 2004

I’m a copycat. Dave just posted a list of all of his iTunes purchases, which I promptly ridiculed. I didn’t ridicule for posting the list, because that’s kind of an interesting idea. I ridiculed him for his atrocious taste in … Continue reading →

For all you Tolkien purists out there, here’s the Nit-Picker’s Guide to The Lord of the Rings. The author compares Jackson’s film adaptations to Tolkien’s original text, in painstaking detail. Some points are valid: Faramir never intended to take the … Continue reading →

From Bill… Democratoons. Too funny.

And I find it kind of funnyI find it kind of sadThe dreams in which I’m dying Are the best I’ve ever hadI find it hard to tell you ’cause I find it hard to takeWhen people run in circles … Continue reading →

Disney has messed up big time. Steve Jobs and Pixar have walked away from the negotiating table and into what will likely become a no-holds-barred bidding war for Pixar. Jobs, in typical style, said, “We’ve had a great run together … Continue reading →

Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, comes the undead reincarnation of Mike’s weblog! If it were made into a crappy zombie movie, it would be called Like 200 Days Later. But now that Mike has a decent connection at … Continue reading →

GarageBand has me in its terrible clutches. It won’t let me go. I must create… more music. I suppose I should put some MP3s up. I can’t believe how much fun I’m having, and my preamp hasn’t arrive yet. I’m … Continue reading →

Wow. This is big. I just read about Darwine. Here’s a quick summary: The Darwine project intends to port and develop WINE as well as other supporting tools that will allow Darwin and Mac OS X users to run Windows … Continue reading →

Apparently… How Would YOU Take Over the World?

Sometimes, in order to effect a major change, something fundamental, you need to do something drastic. Something uncharacteristic. Sometimes, you don’t get to benefit from these changes directly. You act as a catalyst in the hopes that others may benefit, … Continue reading →