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“This document is intended as a discussion of the accessibility of OpenOffice.org Writer.” — why is tagged PDF not checked by default?(tags: openoffice accessibility)
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“People who know me usually respond with disbelief when I tell them that I am almost pathologically shy.” something to chew on.
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this photo pulled me back abruptly to the age of 13 and my trip with the pasadena youth symphony orchestra. a very visceral thing.
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an insanely long tutorial, which I don’t have time for right now.
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or you could go to the farmer’s market and buy some lovely locally grown spinach. (mmmm, spinach….)
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brain not up to these right now.
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“some advice for anyone who sees something online and wants to contact the person who put it there”
links for 2006-09-20
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oh, how I need to do this sort of thing….
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for PTK & CFD auction sites(tags: drupal)
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jeebus that’s depressing.
links for 2006-09-19
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looks like it could be a good one to recommend
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includes list of “essential” books
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kinda making my brain hurt…
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puts one in mind of Quicksilver, which I loved.
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notes and suggestions(tags: it@home)
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neato!(tags: php openoffice)
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“Washaway Beach” — you’d think that would’ve suggested that maybe trying to save the road wasn’t going to work….
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we got ours earlier this year. (although I’m not sure where the hell I put mine.)
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absolutely no comment.
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I keep meaning to do this for jewelry photos….(tags: photography jewelry)
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“And throughout and within all of the running, that tree was my fixture” — I know that feeling. The aftermath of the “ice storm of ’96” was painful partially because of the loss of landmarks.(tags: photography personal)
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something to look into later
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open source vector graphics software. wondering how the GUI compares to (ugh) the Gimp.
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y’know, I remember when he was just the local sports guy. (Elizabeth, help me out here: channel 2 or 4?)(tags: politics californication)
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for Elizabeth. 🙂
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some more
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one last. the discussion page may be worth the read.
links for 2006-09-18
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back to my water heater research….
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that freaking rawks. I wonder if you could put headphones in it?
links for 2006-09-17
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“[R]egardless of how diverse you become (or think you are), you can always do better. No, really.”
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install plugin on work computer!
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“In the event of a landing on water, an unprecedented miracle will have occurred” — from the fictional Veritas Airlines
links for 2006-09-13
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I don’t do tech support for any of my relatives (although I suppose I could give mom a hand), but we do help out some friends & their family on occasion….
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these sound like some really excellent books/stories
links for 2006-09-10
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the very first result on google. metafilter rawks. (in our case, I think it’s a problem with the builtin speakers.)(tags: home)
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one of C’s favorite bands.
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worth reading, twice. I keep thinking of Julian from work, who killed himself a couple of years ago.(tags: depression society)
links for 2006-09-09
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I have absolutely no use for this right now, but it sounds really cool.
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lots of fascinating stuff here on patterns in interface design. am tempted to get the book.
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linked to comment re: using actual links in the top level. not quite done yet with my use of this….(tags: javascripty)
links for 2006-09-08
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“The option ARM is ‘like the neutron bomb'” — ye gods. I am very happy with my fixed-rate mortgage, and with my totally awesome credit union.
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“You either move into management or your career (pay, benefits, perks, control, etc.) stands still.” this is something I worry about, because I really like the craftsperson aspects of my job.(tags: personal)
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pretty — I want to make my own.
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“September 21, 2006 is PARK(ing) DAY!” totally want to do this.
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looks pretty(tags: crafty)
links for 2006-09-07
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some semi-depressing, and somewhat truthful, answers in the comments.
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a metric ton of PHP articles, tutorials, etc.
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“A complete and elegant GTD® solution for OS X” looks nice, but I don’t use the macbook (or any one computer) as my main machine.(tags: mac productivity)
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very useful!
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the patterns could be useful for D&D. 🙂
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“MAKE blog: How to create a nuclear accelerator using a Flash drive, a Commodore 64 and a guy named Roger.” god how I miss Brunching Shuttlecocks.(tags: funny blogosphere)