Breaking the silence

Between projects at work (rolling out the largest indoor WiFi network in the world at a certain international airport near Atlanta) and projects at home (building more IKEA furniture — bed, dresser, chest, entertainment center, end tables, ottomans; doing what I can to help Suze prepare for Thanksgiving), I haven’t had much time for posting lately. But I’m making a minute to come up for a quick breath and note some of the things that have caught my attention lately:

And of course, there are the big stories that I won’t bother linking to, because you can hardly visit a tech/link site without bumping into them: Google Base, Sony Rootkit DRM, Tivo video on iPod and PSP, etc.

Other Posts of Interest

2 Comments

  1. Posted 11/23/2005 at 7:38 pm | Permalink

    The Best. Christmas Lights. Evar. Superb!! :) Loved it, cheered me right up.

  2. Posted 11/24/2005 at 2:31 am | Permalink

    Speaking of Feedlounge … who do I have to kill to get an invite ?

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    Pretty amazing Christmas lights

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