Updated: 3/30/08; 11:12:59 AM

 Sunday, March 30, 2008

Come On Everybody Do The Protein Synthesis

What do you get when you combine molecular biology, hippie culture, interpretive dance, and Jaberwocky?

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 Tuesday, January 2, 2007

My New Years Message

Tomorrow Never Knows: Lyrics, AMG, Wikipedia

Whithin You Without You: Lyrics, AMG, Wikipedia

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 Friday, December 22, 2006

Early Christmas Gift ZFS

OK I know it's a total geek thing but this will make life easier on the administrator and user.
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 Tuesday, November 14, 2006

iTunes' Hidden Features

Many users are surprised to learn that you can address many of iTunes' power-user shortcomings, especially those relating to media and metadata management, via AppleScript. But you don't need to know the ways of AppleScript to take advantage of this functionality; that's where Doug's AppleScripts for iTunes comes in. A labor of love put together by Doug Adams (no, not that Doug Adams), this massive resource serves as a comprehensive repository for iTunes-focused AppleScripts[~]currently 416 of them. You read that right: there are currently 416 AppleScripts for iTunes on Doug's site; some written by Doug himself, others submitted by readers. It's the Mac OS X Hints, if you will, of iTunes AppleScripts
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 Monday, November 13, 2006

Graphing requests with Tamper Data

Tamper Data is an extension for intercepting HTTP requests and modifying them. I have very little interest in this functionality myself, but hidden deep within the extension is the ability to make a graph that shows every component of the page - JavaScript, CSS, images - and when each component started and finished loading.
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 Sunday, August 20, 2006

Security Watch

JavaScript plus AJAX equals trouble. CNET Aug 19 2006 10:01AM GMT [Moreover Technologies - CNET]
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 Sunday, June 18, 2006

Radio Userland SNAFU

From mid March 2006 until now mid June, 2006 every time I tried to publish I kept getting error messages returned so I thought Radio Userland had died. Well as you can see Radio Userland is again publishing. I still like Radio but these inconsistencies have made me look at moving to WordPress. Overall though I feel like backing off blogging for a while. Some personal things have changed me and I have less enthusiasm for the technology. I think I might need a vacation.
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