Monthly Archives: March 2007

So April 1st rolls around again, but on a Sunday (Palm Sunday, to boot). April Fool’s Day on a Sunday isn’t as much fun as a weekday. And in browsing the tech sites, it seems that everyone is either trying … Continue reading →

Click here for my original list. 1) When they show commercials during On-Demand programming. Come on, man. I’ve already paid for the content. If you’re going to show me commercials, then don’t charge me. Conversely, if you’re going to charge … Continue reading →

How many of these stories can you correctly identify as real or hoaxes? I got seven out of ten. Post your score in the comments. PS: Using Snopes during the test is cheating.

This is brilliant: an automatic computer science research paper generator. Just fill in the author names, and this does the rest. Probably convincing for those that don’t work in IT, too. Here’s a sample, entitled Towards the Synthesis of Vacuum … Continue reading →

So it looks I might be working on some music with the drummer from my worship team. That’s why I spent some time last night recording new versions of some of my older songs. I wanted to get them down … Continue reading →

Lately, three factors have converged to cause me to watch more movies. First, Jen haggled with Comcast to get us OnDemand service for less than our older service, complete with HBO. Second, as mentioned previously, I put in a home … Continue reading →

From Worse Than Failure: “You see gentlemen,” the general continued, “for such expensive program, we require at least eight meters of documentation.” He stretched his arms as far as he could to illustrate. Clearly, he was not joking.