@heckj- heckj: RT @bethrobson: Very proud to be a WA state resident! WA state senate just passed same-sex marriage bill. #LGBT
- heckj: @danimal word
- heckj: @alexvollmer :-(
- heckj: @BrianTRice where are u tonight with the #dartlang stuff?
- heckj: good night tonight - catching up with a bunch of @xcoders friends I haven't seen since before the new year
- pinboard links
- Untitled (http://twitter.com/heckj/status/161881325429727232/photo/1) January 24, 2012
- Largest Solar Radiation Storm in Six Years Headed Toward Earth- Bloomberg January 24, 2012
- Untitled (http://twitter.com/heckj/status/159742603926056960/photo/1) January 18, 2012
- Untitled (http://twitter.com/johnderosa/status/159659196428726272/photo/1) January 18, 2012
- A brief history of personal computing platforms. on Twitpic January 14, 2012
- PyPy Status Blog: Transactional Memory (II) January 14, 2012
- Creation of iPxe Bootable USB | AT@ Blogger January 11, 2012
- The Book Designer — Practical Advice to Help Self-Publishers Build Better Books January 6, 2012
- Untitled (http://twitter.com/heckj/status/152807856356331520/photo/1) December 30, 2011
- Vim Text Objects: The Definitive Guide | The Carbon Emitter December 24, 2011
Monthly Archives: July 2007
glad to be back in Seattle
It was a good week in LA this week, but I’m really glad to be back home. I’m also rather happy that I missed that nasty heat wave last week, although I got my own taste of it today in … Continue reading
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iPhone mail reading
Since I’m relatively disconnected from my usual mail reading tools, I’m watching and processing a lot of mail on my iPhone. For the most part, it’s working pretty well. I’m getting good at switching into “Edit” mode and deleting emails … Continue reading
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iPhone speed
Ars Technica has a link up for a speed test on the iPhone (via DSL Reports) as well as talks about what they’ve been seeing . I’m in LA this week, so I’m living “on the EDGE” with my iPhone … Continue reading
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Kamaelia technical overview
I found the project Kamaelia a few weeks ago while looking for an alternative to stackless python in “regular” python. After doing a lot of digging, reading, and trying to get through my thick skull the differences between asynchronous processing … Continue reading
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safari and tunes on the iPhone – not quite happy
I was sitting in El Diablo this evening, waiting for some friends to arrive, and I started surfing a bit with safari on the iPhone while listening to tunes. To my surprise, I had the music stop when I reloaded … Continue reading
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iPhone RSS
Maybe this is common knowledge, but I just figured it out at the coffee shop this afternoon. If you point the iPhone to an RSS feed, then Safari will redirect it through reader.mac.com to generate an HTML layout for the … Continue reading
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designing for the iPhone
I’m sure it’ll be making the rounds on blogs and the such, but I’ll join in anyway: Apple has released information and details on designing web pages for the iPhone. Most interesting to me is the tag, which integrates into … Continue reading
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FlyGesture for free!
Today Gus announced that he was making FlyGesture free for use. I thought the interface was neat, but I didn’t find much use for it since I mostly work from a keyboard and trackpad – and I just never quite … Continue reading
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Mindcamp 4
Today was Mindcamp 4 – The shortest mind camp to date (12 hours), and in a new venue (Tukwilla Community Center). It was a really nice venue, and the shortened venue worked out reasonably well. I’m sort of glad we’ll … Continue reading
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