Archive for March, 2008
If I were ever to have children, I would inevitably mess with their heads with the likes of this, so it’s probably best I not go there. [via Boing Boing, a few weeks ago] [ READ MORE ]
I’ve spent the last thirty minutes trying to FTP to my site to upgrade my WordPress to 2.5, but my connection keeps getting dropped almost immediately after connecting. The closest I can get is through command line, but that also drops before I can do anything useful. The web interface, Plesk, only allows single file [ READ MORE ]
I stumbled upon this on YouTube just now and fell in love. It’s a demented short video from Looking For Group, a World of Warcraft based web comic, and it’s produced by Blind Ferret Entertainment. If The Little Mermaid was more like this, I think I would have enjoyed it a little more. [ READ MORE ]
I had planned to spend a lot of time writing this week, but here I am sitting in the Vancouver airport, waiting for my 5:00 flight to Victoria, and I haven’t written a single word since my last post. Last time I was in Kamloops, most of my friends were gone and I was there strictly [ READ MORE ]
Hell must have frozen over – Vancouver airport finally has free wireless internet. It seems silly, this day and age, to be excited about free wireless, but it sure beats paying $10 dollars an hour for it. My trip to Kamloops is going surprisingly well. My taxi driver was friendly and interesting, and the traffic was [ READ MORE ]
Tomorrow night I’ll be flying to Kamloops for work. I’ve extended the stay through Easter weekend, so I can have some time with my family and friends there. Whenever I’m on a flight, I think of this song. I first heard it while watching Hackers back in 1995 and became obsessed with it. It’s played [ READ MORE ]
Amanda tagged me for a meme, and according to the universal rules of weblogging, I am hereby required to comply. It’s a roadmap of your life, a milestone, memory or interesting fact for every year. Age 0: Our hero is born. Age 1: Our hero shows his genius at a young age, by teaching himself to use the [ READ MORE ]
As a little experiment, I decided to keep a log of my eating habits for the week. I thought it would be interesting to see how much I actually spend and consume. Below I’ve listed everything I ate and drank last week, excluding water, and how much the purchased food cost. Saturday Brunch: Two slices of French [ READ MORE ]