Monthly Archives: February 2004

Sometime this week, I’ll be upgrading my Toshiba laptop from a 20GB hard drive to a 60GB hard drive. Laptop drives are ridiculously expensive, but I couldn’t stand the 20-gigger anymore. I also bought a conversion kit for the 20GB … Continue reading →

Just discovered ELOG, which is something like a weblog, but useful in a much different way. ELOG is a standalone C app that runs its own little webserver and allows you to keep an electronic logbook. Not something really suited … Continue reading →

Just got (another) email from a PR person asking me to write about a product, without actually giving any link to the company’s website, any real clue as to what the product does or how it works — even any … Continue reading →

So, I signed up for Orkut the other day and I’ve spent a bit of time tooling around the system. First, it’s an interesting concept — though not unique. Basically, you sign up through an invitation and then you can … Continue reading →

So this is a bit interesting. I got an invite to join the Orkut social network or whatever… tooling around the service I see a lot of people that I’ve met at various Linux trade shows or that I’ve spoken … Continue reading →