Lerch-O-Matic
This is where you see what I'm listening to, what I'm blogging about, what sites I like, and photos I've taken.
What I'm listening to comes from last.fm (in artist - title format).
What I'm blogging about comes from my livejournal blog.
Sites I find come from my digg, de.licio.us and Google Reader feeds.
Photos come from my Flickr feed.
I even have my favorite comics (xkcd, Joy of Tech and Dilbert) fed right in here.
One stop shopping from the brain of me.
Jim Gaffigan | The A.V. Club 20081111
I love Jim Gaffigan. “Stand-up comedy is all about people like Lenny Bruceâthey made it possible for there to be no censorship. And I’m somebody who’s like, “Thanks for all that work; I’m going to…
The Odd Lies Of Sarah Palin XXIII: Recalling Couric
Another little gem. Palin complained to Matt Lauer that Katie Couric had crossed a line of condescension in interviewing her:
Palin said she was annoyed by “questions about, well, you know,…
A quick read of the Paterson budget plan
David Paterson unveiled his plan for cutting $2 billion from the current state budget today. He says this plan will cut $2 billion from this year’s budget and $3.2 billion from next year’s (in which…
JoT 1174: Secret Service Code Names for Tech Personalities.
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Downloading shows using wget - TiVo Community
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Audio Format Roundup
With the move to digital music there was no longer just the physical media one had to worry about. As the years have passed more and more formats have emerged and no player on the market is capable…
How To Write IBM 360/370/390 Assembly Language
I’m having to read some mainframe assembler; this is serving as a nice reference to figure out what stuff like CLC and BE means!
Why TraceMonkey is Going to Blow Your Web Browsing Mind [Firefox]
There’s a lot about the next iteration of the open-source Firefox browser to be geeked out about. From private browsing modes to tab preview panels, from punchier colors to really…
There’s a lot about the next iteration of the open-source Firefox browser to be geeked out about. From private browsing modes to tab preview panels, from punchier colors to really…
