2003

You're sitting there thinking to yourself: “Yeah, RSS is great and all - but why doesn't Courtney wear a thong in her Webcam? And would she really spank my IP? (…)

Jodie says I look like the Uniblogger with this jersey on. I've just been feedin' my need for news. Somebody linked to Feedstering Mozilla, but I'm still using IE 90% of the time. (…)

Why doesn't someone create a reverse eBay of sorts? I'm looking for a way to… “backup” my Game Boy cartridges via USB. (…)

The blog song via Solonor. If this doesn't launch someone into the A list, I don't know what will. A box of Krispy Kremes?

Gretchen returned a foam pillow to Brookstone this evening. I stood outside the store, peering over the balcony to the floors below. (…)

Hey folks! The site (as you can see) is still coming together - including the speakers page. We're working on a handful of BIG names for you. So, who's already confirmed? (…)

We needed an extension cord, so I picked one up from Radio Shack this afternoon. It came with a tag attached, but I tore it off so that I could transcribe the warning for you. Danger! (…)

I was checking out a link that someone sent me earlier, and stumbled upon this jackpot of RSS feeds. Insane! They've even got one set up for Robert Blake, for chrissake. (…)

The new Gnomedex site is live.

Link lives on with this afternoon's purchase of a Game Boy Advance SP. I couldn't resist. The last handheld gaming system I owned was Sega's Game Gear. (…)

My new favorite blog: More Stuff 4 Less. Now, imagine combining this with Marc's idea. Stop going to content - start letting it come to you. (…)

I love upgrades - especially when they work. Right now I'm listening to my MC Hawking MP3s on test hardware: Creative Inspire 6.1 6600 speakers plugged into a Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum card. (…)

Tired of hearing about “the War?” So were Elijah Wood and Kevin Costner. They successfully lobbied Fuzzy to enable you to search the Feedster database and return non-war results. Nice, eh? (…)

Let's read the American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language's definition of terrorism: “The unlawful use or threatened use of force or violence by a person or an organized group against people or property with the intention of intimidating or coercing societies or governments, often for ideological or political reasons.” Now, let's read this story. (…)

Like yourself, I was in shock and awe when I heard that some folks had organized a 'vomit in' in our fair city of San Francisco. (…)