Monthly Archives: June 2003

Shoot me

Peeking inside a Beverly Blvd. furniture store…

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Silver Lake Coffee gets free Wi-Fi

Hanging out in Los Angeles today and was completely surprised and pleased to see that my old haunt Silver Lake Coffee has free wi-fi net access. Really free too, no stupid limited proxy service or anything. Anyway, everyone should visit, … Continue reading

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New mp3s from Will Carruthers

Will posted some new tracks over on his web site. Check ‘em out, especially “Sky Blue Feeling”.

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Extreme Ping Pong

This clip totally made my evening and erases the shame of being a Tin Machine song. (warning, it’s Windows Media Player format)

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Which David Bowie single are you?

OK, this is like the saddest thing ever (goes to hang head in shame) “well, you’re dead, you just ain’t buried… yet“ quiz created by neondisease Which David Bowie single are you?

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Doc Savage pulp covers

MetaFilter links to a complete collection of Doc Savage pulp magazine covers. The abstract ones from 1947 and 1948 are particularly groovy.

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Safari 1.0 release

The release of Safari is interpreting my style sheet here differently, so I’m tweaking around the settings. Expect chaos.

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WWDC Keynote

MacWhispers writes their dream scenario for WWDC keynote… 1. Steve comes out and immediately begins recapping… millions of iTunes downloads… new iPods have carried sales above 1 Million units… iLife, Switch, and retail have been huge successes in recruiting consumer … Continue reading

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Digging up old NY Times articles

Gulfstream points out this handy hack. Turns out that the “E-Mail This Article” feature of NY Times stories works with articles older than a week (that you otherwise have to pay for). So, if you get a page which links … Continue reading

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STRATFOR update on The Current Situation

I’ve always maintained that what happened in the weeks and months after the Iraq invasion would be more important than what happened during the war. Ned points out a STRATFOR article on the ongoing occupation that raises the important questions … Continue reading

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