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A Processing app that parses the livejournal feed for ‘I feel’. (from Usama via iChat)
Monthly Archive for May, 2006
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Just what I wanted to hear: Turns out the MacBook does pretty well with Final Cut Pro after all. (via Jeremy, via email)
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via digg, tips for js & css performance optimization
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i think i need to do some data recovery on the old 12″ ;((tags: macos)
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interesting op-ed about cell-phone use vs. teaching, broaches cellphone as status symbol topic. as much as cell phones are a distraction, can teachers find ways to incorporate their student’s lives and interests to make class more interesting?
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looks like fun..
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this is great; reminds me of my childhood ambitions to be a special fx makeup artist… (dave conover, wherever you are, you were my idol!)
I arrived in Cupertino yesterday evening. Seems nice enough, very nice apartment, and my roommates (well 2 of them — the 3rd hasn’t arrived yet) seem really cool. We were talking about things to do in Cupertino, so I decided to look online … here’s a great review I found:
Whoever said there is nothing to do in Cupertino is obviously mistaken. [...] If you’re looking for a bit of fun and adventure for a cheap price, I recommend Dar’s Hideaway next to the local Target. It maybe a gay bar, but it’s always a surprise to experiment. Another source of entertainment for fellow Cupertino-ians is grocery shopping. Conveniently, Cupertino is equipped with more than 10 grocery markets for you and your wife’s wildest shopping fantasy.
So needless to say, it looks like we’ll be having to go a bit farther to find some fun things to do. Speaking of which, I tried my damnedest to go to Oakland last night for Ryan’s screening of the slomo video fest, but it was a total bust. First my flight to San Jose was delayed about 45 minutes, which ensured that I would miss the 6:14 CalTrain to San Francisco. So, I called David, who was supposed to give me a lift from the CalTrain station to Oakland, and he assured me that the 7:14 train would deliver me in plenty of time to make the screening. I called a cab to take me to Sunnyvale, where the station is. Continue reading ‘Welcome to Cupertino’
Sweet, the slomo video fest just got boingboing’ed. In case you didn’t know, The SloMo video fest is a collection of 100 1-minute short videos whose main feature or idea is slow motion. I created (with the help of Mikey, Tania and Michael) one of those videos. I’m going to go to Oakland on Saturday to another screening (previously it showed at MonkeyTown in Williamsburg), and anyone who is interested and in the Bay Area should come buy, or look for it in a town near yours.
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use mythtv and quicktime streaming server to stream 3gp files…
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free or cheap internet faxing without monthly subscription fee
PixTrak showed up on another blog reviewing the ITP Spring Show:
WebMetricsGuru: Interactive Telecommunications Program at NYU - A Review - Part 5 of 5.