I think I need to modify things so I don’t have to enter a title every time I post. They’re getting kind of tedious.
Hrm… microwaves, eh? I used to nuke CDs and CD-Rs in microwaves. Pretty patterns, and arcing metal. Bad smell though.
Yesterday I finally got a copy of Defying Gravity. I gotta sit down and read it. I flipped through it and it looks very cool.
movies and movies and movies, oh my!Seen quite a few movies in the past week: The Ring and 8 Mile in theatres, and Mulholland Drive on DVD.
The Ring was scary as all hell, and I spent most of it with my head buried in
Sandy’s shoulder: she likes scary movies, I don’t. The plot was very very good
though.
I enjoyed 8 Mile a lot. As Sandy pointed out to me afterwards, it didn’t seem as autobiographical as the press would make you think. It was still a good story, and I enjoyed the hiphop. Eminem also did a pretty damn good job acting (or is that just how he is all the time?)
Mullholland drive is bar-none the most messed up movie I’ve ever seen. I really don’t get it, and I don’t think I’m supposed to get it. It was quite a ride though.
Tomorrow I’m seeing Bowling for Columbine tomorrow. Should be great. Apparently, it’s already on track to be the most successful documentary of all time.
Things you love to see when you login:Thu Oct 31 08:56:03 EST 2002 Migrated to larger RAID subsystem (from 80GB to 800GB).
Oh Stan, you wacky Sun guy you. There’s only 646GB free on that array, you sure that’s enough? Happy Hallowe’en.
fly away on my zephyrJon, what happened to your site?
WALT was an experimental technology developed between Apple and BellSouth to create a telecommunications device that utilized Newton technologies. Now that one has been found, however, it appears that WALT is more likely a Mac in sheep’s clothing. That’s too bad for those who bid on it thinking that it was a Newton.
In other news, the scooter is going into storage this weekend. It’s getting damn cold outside, you know.
I have seen the future, my friends…I can’t believe that someone has finally done it after all these years, but below is a screenshot of my Newton MessagePad 2100 emulating a Palm Pro (PalmOS 2.0 ROM):
