Archive for January, 2007

I’m Talking RubyCocoa Tonight

Wednesday, January 31st, 2007

I’m going to be showing some slides (and talking over the slides) and doing a demo of RubyCocoa tonight for the Boise ruby brigade. I’ll post the code and slides tomorrow for anyone that might care. Hopefully someone learns something (minimally, I think I’ll get a lot out of it)

Birthday Post

Tuesday, January 30th, 2007

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27 years ago, I was born. On that same day, Professor Longhair passed away.

I’ll let you connect the dots.

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Browser Independence

Tuesday, January 30th, 2007

Your favorite browser sucks! Mine does too. I rotate through Camino, Safari and OmniWeb. They all have strengths and weaknesses. After about two weeks, my default browser seems to have more weaknesses than strengths. So I switch!

“But what about my bookmarks!? and my saved form data!?” you say.

With that, I point you at WebnoteHappy[1] and [...]

My Wife Releases Her First Product

Thursday, January 25th, 2007

We keep our home pretty cool during the winter. Since I work out of the house all day[1], I’m frequently bundled up with a hat and stuff. The one thing I can’t really cover well has been my hands. I needs to type. It’s what I do. To combat my whining about my cold hands, [...]

TraineoWeight.wdgt Updated

Wednesday, January 24th, 2007

The traineo folks hooked me up with a simple API quite quickly (simple == good). The widget has two big improvements:

You can now enter your traineo username / password (no longer relies on Safari cookies) The gauge is much more reliable and the NaN issue should be resolved.

It was fun working with the traineo folks [...]

Introducing TraineoWeight.wdgt

Saturday, January 20th, 2007

Update: The traineo guys provided an API and I updated the widget. See: TraineoWeight.wdgt Updated

Like most Americans I’d prefer to be less fat. To help me with that goal I’ve been logging my weight on traineo.com. They offer plenty more than just weight tracking, but I haven’t gotten into all that quite yet. Anyway, it [...]


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