I’d like to congratulate AJ and her Last.fm account on an impressive milestone. Back when we were roommates, she dragged me into using it too. I’m at 72,017, so I’m getting there. I’ll catch up yet.
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My Firefox add-ons, let me show you them
I really like Firefox. Mostly, I like it because there are some add-ons I’ve come to depend on. I can install them and have identical tools across platforms for work and recreational web use. Since I switch between Mac OS, Linux, and Windows (sometimes in the same day) that’s important to me.
So here are my add-ons. …
Capitalism attacks with tiny sharp teeth
This post on Albany Craigslist got yanked down, but it stayed on my RSS reader. It was from a few weeks ago, but the situation is getting even more ridiculous as Christmas nears.
“It would be nice to be rich,” my dad mused. “I would buy all of the robot hamsters available and then donate them …
Visual Week in Review: Sort of New York Edition
My phone battery died before the actual meetup started, partly because of some entertaining all-day e-mail exchanges. So enjoy random things that I thought needed to have pictures taken of them over the course of the day while I was traveling down to New York, and looking for sweaters.
Don’t ask. I need sweaters.
Knitting School with the Northrups
It’s nice to be able to talk knitting with my mom. (She’ll start listing on Etsy soon.) I made a few Unoriginal Hats because hat season is coming soon, and Mom liked mine so much that she decided to buy the needles and yarn to make her own. So far, it isn’t going well.
She mostly works …
Visual Month in Review
I like my visual week in review posts, but I haven’t done one in a while. So now that I’ve located an SD card reader and finally transferred things over, here are all of my camera phone pictures since mid-September, instead!
Included adventures are dog-sitting, an ill-fated trip to New York City, a night out in …
Trying to burn the foreheads down
Jonathan Coulton and Paul and Storm cover one of my favorite songs of all time.
Side note: I can’t believe Flood is almost 20 years old.