Archive for October, 2002

First Floor

Posted by brownpau on October 30, 2002. No comments.

MICA, Bunting Center stairs. Photo taken with an Aiptek Mini Pencam 1.3MP.

Grabeh Interview

Posted by brownpau on October 30, 2002. 5 comments.

Grabeh.com has published an interview with three Filipino bloggers: Anne, Armina, and some random jerk.

Straight at Gay Street

Posted by brownpau on October 30, 2002. 3 comments.

Recent conversation in Valerie’s car: “Do we turn here?” “No, we go straight.” “Okay. Hey, this is Gay Street.” “Heh heh.”

The Horror.

Posted by brownpau on October 29, 2002. 4 comments.

On a 40°F morning, nothing is worse than a 40°F toilet seat.

Flirting With OS X

Posted by brownpau on October 29, 2002. No comments.

Flirting with OS X – adulation for the new MacOS from Moshe Bar. (via MacSlash) I’m really looking forward to getting my feet wet in the Unix CLI and finally learning some programming in C++. Some additional beginner links: Enough Unix For Your Resumé, UNIX command reference.

Removable Storage Options

Posted by brownpau on October 29, 2002. No comments.

Brief guide to removable storage options, link via Gizmodo. One of my classmates has a 128MB USB keychain drive, and it works like a charm; popping up as a new drive on the desktop as soon as it’s plugged in. Handy.

Howard Street Bridge

Posted by brownpau on October 29, 2002. No comments.

Crossing the Howard Street Bridge from Mt Royal Ave to North Ave for a bite. Photo taken with an Aiptek Mini Pencam 1.3MP.

Early Cinema Timeline

Posted by brownpau on October 28, 2002. No comments.

Timeline of the development of early cinema. We’re currently covering this in Crisis Century class under Timothy Druckrey, and the exploration of pre-cinematic technology in the given historical context is thoroughly fascinating.

Apache on OS X

Posted by brownpau on October 28, 2002. 3 comments.

Happy birthday to my youngest brother Javi, who turns 14 today. FOURTEEN. Now I feel ancient. Notes to self: 1. Setting up a server with Jaguar. Not that I plan to serve pages online from my machine, but Apache is, of course, indispensable for local design and debugging. 2. Don’t crack knuckles. DON’T. CRACK. KNUCKLES.

Dr. Brown’s Holy Oil!

Posted by brownpau on October 28, 2002. 2 comments.

Hey, Christian Spirit Soldiers, how about some of Dr. Rebecca Brown’s Harvest Warriors Sacred Anointing Oil™? Heal the sick and cast out demons with this biblical recipe for miraculous works! “We have discovered that God will honor the use of any oil, but will greatly bless the use of His specific Holy Anointing Oil!”