Return from Blogging Hiatus
Wednesday, August 6th, 2008Actually a lie. I’ve just been blogging elsewhere. I’ve fetched all of my old blog archives and my Open House Project posts from over there and re-made this blog.
Archive for the ‘Uncategorized’ Category
Another funny headline
Monday, October 2nd, 2006Another funny headline, from the SidneySydney Morning Herald courtesy of Google News:
One-third infant deaths premature
Only the most morbid among us would say that one-third of infant deaths hadn’t come soon enough.
How Not To Write an Article
Tuesday, July 19th, 2005I just read what I consider the worst article I’ve ever read. It’s Creative Commons Humbug by John Dvorak. Dvorak’s point is to show why Creative Commons is bad. Not only is it clear that he doesn’t understand Creative Commons, Dvorak admits that he hasn’t even seen the other side of the story. Well, I guess there are two types of bad journalists out there. Those that pretend to be give the whole story but don’t, and those that admit they have no clue what’s going on, don’t care, and drivel on anyway.
A blog!
Tuesday, May 11th, 2004A loooong time ago, Aliza suggested that I blog… well, here it is. There isn’t really anyone who would be interested in reading my blog regularly - for now - and I don’t even have much to say.
If I can get GovTrack.us to be successful, I might post comments about it here so visitors can see what’s new on the site.
I might post my linguistics research/thoughts here… maybe other Penn people will read it.
I’m working on a few Mono/.NET projects (http://www.go-mono.com), including a virtual file system library, a file browser based on the library, and the Mono documentation tools. Once I get them all posted somewhere, I might write here about their progress.
If I can get GovTrack.us to be successful, I might post comments about it here so visitors can see what’s new on the site.
I might post my linguistics research/thoughts here… maybe other Penn people will read it.
I’m working on a few Mono/.NET projects (http://www.go-mono.com), including a virtual file system library, a file browser based on the library, and the Mono documentation tools. Once I get them all posted somewhere, I might write here about their progress.