Monthly Archive: June 2008

5

the end is nigh?

A bit of a gloomy story from a few days ago, but it brings together a lot of the separate comments I’ve heard recently. Is everything spinning out of control? Midwestern levees are bursting. Polar bears are adrift. Gas prices...

9

Are you an early adopter or just a jerk?

I was reading this story over at Engadget that tells of an online study — It’s always some online study these days, isn’t it? Whatever happened to the malls and clipboards? — reporting that most tech heads are high in...

2

geeking out: I’m becoming a HTPC convert

Living in Alexandria, my mornings usually consisted of making coffee, having a little something to eat, cleaning up the apartment and listening to shows on NPR. My NPR addiction was mostly caused by having a car and a long commute...

12

Few too many?

I’m moving a little slowly this morning after a lovely evening with friends last night. As mentioned before, there is such a thing as too many gins, but it’s so much fun experimenting to find out just what that number...

4

Light, Refracted.

A small coffee break to post about the rainbow we got in DC after a quick shower moved through the city. I looked out my window and saw the perfect unbroken double arc outside. So I naturally grabbed my camera...

1

where clouds, design and typography meet

Cute site Wordle creates word clouds from text you copy in or it will generate one using a del.icio.us username. It randomly generates the cloud and you can select fonts, color schemes, layouts. It’s fun, though the image above is...

2

Little things mean a lot

The other night I watched a documentary about the decline in the honeybee population and while I’d heard snippets of information before, it really hit home just how much things would change. There really is no viable substitute (yet) for...