There are times when I look at the design of an object and wonder at its balance between complexity and simplicity. I try to think about all the decisions that went into creating this object, and what aspects of the design were able to overcome constraints, and which ones were hindered.
Microsoft Hardware long ago […]
Claire’s birthday is today!
Send her good wishes, or send her some booty.
Update:
Duh! It’s also my sister’s birthday. What the hell am I thinking!
Update 2:
More birthday fun. The Secret of Roan Inish from Trish.
Hopefully this spelling mistake won’t lead to a IBF visit to my house. If it does, please call first so I can bake cookies.
(Published: March 27, 2003)
HOMER — A friendly Internet bulletin board run by an Anchor Point high school student morphed last weekend into a worldwide al-Qaida propaganda outpost calling for attacks on […]
Nothing better than a little bit of political satire to top off a rather unfortunate day (I locked my keys in the car to the tune of 37$, and that whole hair and cookie thing).
Pay special attention to the final paragraph and wonder, if I may prompt you to do so, just what in the […]
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