I can't believe it's been six months since a post with much content. Amazing what happens when one isn't sitting in front of a monitor for eight-ten hours a day trying to figure out how to make one's life better. What is up with us since January...we have been busy! Probably the most important thing to know is we're moving! On the first of the ( Read more... )

Not quite on the level of Dresden Codak, but awfully close and hilariously geeky.

I hereby present you with The Adventures of Lovelace and Babbage!

( ETA (Trek)... )

Some days, you just have a lot to share with the world.

Clicky:

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I keep hearing about people who have fallen in love with the Kindle. I didn't really get it. I mean, I love browsing on my iPhone like Spoo loves food, but the Kindle's not going to be particularly smaller than a paperback, right? It's not like I've got a computer in the palm of my hand like an iPhone or anything ( Read more... )

That's it television. I'm sorry, but that's simply the last straw. Sure, we've had some good times together, as you like to keep reminding me whenever you try to convince me to get back together again, but this abusive relationship has to end, and I'm the only one empowered to end it ( Read more... )

Never before has my opinion of a person fallen so far, so fast as reading this op-ed from George Will:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/04/15/AR2009041502861.html

Bravo, Mr. Will?

Jack is officially crawling. Spoo has already lost his bone. The iPhone is not safe. God help us all.

This Dreamwidth thing is turning into an interesting conundrum.... It was a critical mass of friends on LJ that drew me to using this site as my blogspace (such as it is). Many of that critical mass are fic writers who are now migrating to Dreamwidth for perfectly good reasons. After the fallout of this exodus, presumably I won't be able to read ( Read more... )

Just caught up on SCC. I may have more thinky thoughts later, but right now I'm just reeling from the emotional impact. Brutal show, ain't it?

It seems the world is breaking down into two groups of people, those who loved the end of BSG and those who hated it. (Obviously there is no one in the world who hasn't watched the end of BSG by now. Duh.) In my oh-so-scientific study, it's seeming like bookish people are tending to fall into the 'hated it' category, while TV watchers are ( Read more... )