So, I got the Sirius for the car. Yay! It very nearly totally rocks, in a very literal way. Thing is, I noticed while scanning the comedy stations tonight that there were commercials, and I was royally pissed. I mean, isn’t this why I’m PAYING for it? …so I won’t have to listen to that …
Today’s Fun Links: I want to… — Great list of online resources for doing useful stuff Arcade Game Sounds — Recordings from the 80s of arcade machines in their natural habitat. Audiophile products — A list of insanely expensive audio gear, and an amusing illustration of what happens when people ignore physics in favor of, …
Ah, yes— Chicago. I went last weekend, and I have pictures and I have notes, but the story is not yet forthcoming because 1.) I’ve been wicked busy, and 2.) I still am. Sometime before the end of the weekend, I will make a valiant attempt at codifying my story and updating this post. Until …
Well, looks like my idea for a Delicious Library-style comic book database app is all for naught. From the DrunkenBlog interview with Delicious Monster co-founder Wil Shipley: I knew it’d work from the beginning, actually. The actual credit for the real-world metaphor in Delicious Library is a bit lost in the mists of my brain, …
Cocoa 101: Object-Oriented Programming for the Masses, Part 1 and Part 2. Nice scratching the surface of the way Cocoa’s classes think, and clearer that some of the books I have in its explanations of same. Never mind— I’m still confused. See, this is why I figure it’ll take at least three books, all by …
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I just came across a great reason for being proud of being made a member of the Happy Otter Clan™, in this quote by Neil Gaiman from an article in Time magazine: Except the trouble is, as a creator…I saw a lovely analogy recently. Somebody said that writers are like otters. And otters are really …
Turns out Ask MetaFilter is an excellent resource for a lot of questions. For my reference, my questions: Archiving family photos Best path to Mac OS X programming with Objective-C and Cocoa
