Month: December 2002

My friend Scott Kirkland said I should feature him in my blog. He’s too lazy to write his own blog. He works for Apple. Call him up and ask him all about Mac OS X (but be sure to pronounce it “Oh Ess Ex” and not “Oh Ess Ten”). OS X OS X.II har har […]

I set my friend Gabriel up with a blog today. Naturally, he’s using the same toolset I’ve got: MovableType hosted on NetSpace. Setting him up took me about 15 minutes, including a workaround for NetSpace’s broken copy of Digest::MD5. Gabriel was my college roommate and is the co-founder of DoTheGood, which provides philanthropy management solutions […]

I’m exhausted. I just got back home from a very long day in Sunnyvale. LAX to SJC to LAX. 16 hours of travel, caffeine, meetings, a bunch of phone calls, a ton of email, and some more meetings. I don’t think I wrote a single line of code today. A few quickies before I light […]

Today (December 2nd) is International Abolition of Slavery Day. According to the iAbolish Freedom Action Network, This year marks the seventy-fifth anniversary of the international community’s decision to abolish slavery everywhere, through the adoption of the Slavery Convention in 1927. Though the legal argument against slavery has been won, slavery persists and even thrives in […]

World AIDS Day is today. I’m doing my part to link to articles about AIDS. I read about the Link and Think campaign last week in Wired News.