Month: August 2004

Hands Off My Bag

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Hands Off My Bag: The Fourth Amendment Tote. For all the folks in NYC, and elsewhere.

Cartoon Brew

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Cartoon Brew was linked from BoingBoing. Wow – I’ve loved cartoons, like most other people, since I was a little kid. This is a site about the art, ideology and craft of cartoonns, with interviews and stills. Sigh. I have another subject and a site devoted to it that I won’t have adequate time to … Read more

Contextual Menu Workshop

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Contextual Menu Workshop OnMyCommandCM is a UNIX CLI and AppleScript executor. Your command may take a clicked object as a parameter so you may perform an action on file, folder or text. A command can be executed in terminal, silently or with output window. But the best part is that you are building your own … Read more

Adam Curry: iPod as a Platform

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Adam Curry’s Weblog Links to scripts that can take an audio file and automatically upload it for you, and others that can find them in RSS feeds and automatically download them for you, put them on your iPod when you sync, and bling you’ve got the latest news/music/whatever with minimal hassle. It’s still too difficult, ... Read more

Links for Ellen’s Office Mac

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I’m excited about the computer they gave Ellen at UGA – it’s a Mac with OS X! I’m going to Athens with her tomorrow, and while she’s in a meeting I’m going to see how it’s set up and see what I can do to make the Win-Mac transition easier for her. She’s already started … Read more

Aerial beauty

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Awesome Pics via Jason Kottke. Photog’s site. Allthis posted with 6-month-old Sean snoring minutely in my lap. Unclehood has its rewards.

beliefnet: Tony Hendra and ‘Father Joe’

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beliefnet: Tony Hendra talks about his bestselling book, ‘Father Joe,’ and the man behind it I really like this book; Father Joe is an ideal of the listening loving father figure, not ideological or even apparently capable of the little selfishnesses of normal humanity. I’m glad E gave me a copy; I’ll be revisiting Father … Read more