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This will start to contain all of my noises and ruminations about hacking, hardware projects, gadgets and the art of programming.

Saved from hacking my VX6800 2008-10-12 01:03PM
Picking a device based on wishful thinking never works out in the end. When I was using my Motorola v710, there were a lot of pissed off folks who bought it under the idea that one day somebody would enable the rest of the Bluetooth functionality. I wasn't nearly as annoyed simply because I accepted that I was getting a set of features on my phone and I wasn't getting others. It would have been nice, but I didn't need them.
The VX6800 2008-08-29 12:16PM
So, previously, I wrote about my new VX6800 phone mostly based on my experiences with Windows Mobile 6. That's stuff that's wrong or quirky or positive with my phone that Microsoft can take most of the credit for. But what about the phone itself?
Dear FriendFeed developers 2008-08-26 11:32PM
My feature request for FriendFeed.
The joys of being good at multithreading 2008-08-24 11:26PM
On writing software that can suck up not just one core, but all cores in a system...
Windows Mobile 6 and the VX6800 2008-08-10 05:29PM
So, I finally decided upon the VX6800 to replace my old Motorola Q. I played around with both the VX6800 and the SCH-i760, both having the required features of a keyboard, a touch-screen, wifi, a camera, and an OS that will let me install SSH without a jailbreak.
Still working on the narrative 2008-08-07 12:13PM
I've decided that the site is a little too me-centric and wanted to play with the layout some.
Beanstalkd (via) 2008-07-26 09:28PM
A distributed queue built in the image of memcached.
Starling (via) 2008-07-26 09:28PM
A ruby distributed queue engine
phpMyID (via) 2008-07-26 08:35PM
This is quite neat. See, it's a single-user OpenID provider for those of us who would rather use our own sites instead of somebody else's.... and for the case of a single user per domain, it works quite well.
A brief tour of my tag-soup-less system in Rm 2008-07-22 11:56AM
I saw a post in Coding Horror on the subject and figured I could do a better job responding this way.
New web content engine, part 10 2008-07-04 03:09PM
I've been running two major sites... this one, and Wirehead Arts. And both of them had weird hacked up largely static-content text based engines to them. First, I rebuilt this site to use Rm, but recently I rebuilt Wirehead Arts to use Rm...
New web content engine, part 9 2008-05-18 07:00PM
On bookmarklets and refactoring and embedding in my web framework
Second Ethernet port usage (via) 2008-05-18 01:17PM
Hm. Going to have to try this with all my space Ethernet hardware...
RapidXML (via) 2008-05-06 11:09AM
So a guy I worked with once wrote something almost exactly like this. It was an excellent piece of software. I'm kinda glad that somebody else has gotten the same good idea.
Some thoughts on smartphones 2008-04-24 10:47AM
I'm kinda happy about how the market's being shaken up for once. I had regarded the whole PDA / Smartphone market with a certain amount of distaste and disinterest for quite some time. My old Viewsonic PDA died and I found I just wasn't using it for anything useful.. and then I ended up getting the Motorola Q because at least it had a decent web browser and keyboard so that I could text people instead of having to deal with my basic fear of telephones.
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