Monthly Archives: February 2006

Maybe all these folks are leaving technorati because the site sucks, and they couldn’t fix it. Valleywag: Jason DeFillippo walks out Technorati’s door with Niall Kennedy

Posted on 2/15/2006 by Dylan Tweney | Comments Off

Another iPod request.

Posted on 2/14/2006 by Dylan Tweney

Dear Steve Jobs: Next time you update the iPod and iTunes, can you please make the music styles listed in the equalization settings the same as the default music styles listed in the “Genre” field for each song? That way … Continue reading →

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Recycling … and screaming bikini girls. Girls Crushing Cars (via Grist)

Posted on 2/14/2006 by Dylan Tweney | Comments Off

Dragon running.

Posted on 2/12/2006 by Dylan Tweney

From underneath the dragon, the Chinese New Year parade in San Francisco is a fast, loud, and exciting event. Children scream and reach their hands up for the lower edge of the dragon as we sweep it over their heads. … Continue reading →

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Poor bloggers… the instant they stand to make a lousy buck from their blogs, the WSJ jumps all over them. WSJ.com – Blog Buzz on High-Tech Start-Ups Causes Some Static

Posted on 2/9/2006 by Dylan Tweney | Comments Off

Cool “crank-forward” bikes (supposedly more comfortable, slightly reclined ride): Electra (via Wired News)

Posted on 2/7/2006 by Dylan Tweney | Comments Off

News flash! Podcasting is time-consuming, not financially rewarding: Wired News: Podfading Takes Its Toll

Posted on 2/7/2006 by Dylan Tweney | Comments Off

Evils of PowerPoint.

Posted on 2/2/2006 by Dylan Tweney

PowerPoint really is evil. (from Presentation Zen, via Zawodny)

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Coming to my neighborhood, April 22-23: DIY geeks! MakeZine.com: Maker Faire

Posted on 2/2/2006 by Dylan Tweney | Comments Off

Need a list manager.

Posted on 2/1/2006 by Dylan Tweney

I’ve temporarily put my haiku site, tinywords, on hold. (Apology here.) During the break, I’d like to fix some nagging technical issues with the site. Top of the list: Find a mailing list manager to replace Mailman. I’m looking for … Continue reading →

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