Monthly Archives: September 2003

Well, I’m now TiVo-ized. I got the TiVo set up this morning, bought a wireless internet USB adapter for it, and now have it fully upgraded to the latest OS version, viewing photos off my main PC, playing MP3 files … Continue reading →

I finally got around to scanning photos of my San Juan river trip that people had mailed me. So I updated the web page about that with the pictures. Go check them out!

Toshiba | SD-H400: Digital Media Server – After being convinced by my parents that we should get a TiVo, I was inches away from going down to Best Buy today and buying on of these Toshiba SD-H400′s. It’s a combination … Continue reading →

The Brights – I just found out about this website and this use of the word “bright” in the current issue of Wired. In other news, now that Blogger’s been bought by Google, they’re offering all the Blogger Pro features … Continue reading →

I got my report card from Keller Graduate School for one class I took. I got an A! That means I have 4.0 GPA. Isn’t that great?

Here’s my favorite deep thought by Jack Handey: I think a good gift for the president would be a chocolate revolver, and since he’s so busy, you’d probably have to run up real quick and hand it to him. In … Continue reading →

Yahoo! News – Record Industry Sues Music File Swappers – I still believe in what David Boies once said: “An industry that goes to war with its customers is not an industry that will ultimately prevail.”

Silicon Valley Biz Ink :: The voice of the valley economy – This is a great press release.

This past weekend, in addition to being the long 3-day Labor Day weekend, was the first anniversary of the wedding of Beth and me. Sadly, I had to work Friday night and Saturday morning, but Saturday afternoon we got away … Continue reading →

Yahoo! News – Medical Marijuana Sold in the Netherlands: “Recent studies show a small increase in the number of people in the Netherlands who say they have tried marijuana, but overall use levels remain well below those in the United … Continue reading →