Monthly Archives: May 2004
Surgery
Ok, if it isn’t already obvious, I had my surgery on the 21′st and it was a success (so far). I can now eat just about anything. There isn’t much else to say. I was mostly worried about the actual … Continue reading
The Valley Pub
You know what silicon valley needs… it needs a pub. I mean, look at Shrek2 or Star Wars or any D&D module. There is always a pub. How else are you really going to find a person of particular talents. … Continue reading
the mBoom and WAP
Ha, just found an old article from 2000. I photo copied it for some reason. It was an old ” silicon alley reporter” (New York) magazine article on the future of the wireless revolution. Needless to say, some group called … Continue reading
New Mouse and Multi-tester
Took a trip on down to Surplus Computers and got a new Microsoft Explorer mouse, a Digital Multimeter, and a USB drive. All were inexpensive. The mouse has the new tilt-wheel technology. So far, I’m not impressed, but I’ll give … Continue reading
The WOPR
I don’t think the WOPR would have ‘learned’ in time with passwords like this Password 00000000
The Story on SWAP
I hate slashrotsometimes. I don’t know why I keep reading it, but I always get so upset when I read some article that shows how linux centric or inexperienced their ‘geeks’ are. Todays rant is about the recent post on … Continue reading
Microsoft Releases the WTL
Microsoft has put their WTL library on Sourceforge here. This is great news since it is a good set of tools and now they can get even better!
Funny old story…
Back in the old eGroups days, after the merger with OneList, I was doing a tour of our datacenter for the CEO, Michael Klein. As I was getting near our cage, I did something that I do every now and … Continue reading