Monthly Archives: October 2004

It is fitting that this is the one-thousandth post on this template. This blog has been on a lot of servers and through a lot of things. Pieces of it are missing or gone – marking the trials all of … Continue reading →

Canada released the world’s first coloured coin last week and there has been an uproar. For future visitors to Canada we have the following coinage: pennies, nickels, quarters, fifty cents pieces, loonies and toonies. 10 million poppy quarters were released … Continue reading →

I don’t have an Xbox, but I’d kind of like one, or a Sony Play Station 2 and a HDTV plasma screen TV or… That said, I do play games on PC. Spent the weekend trying demos of “Christian” RPG … Continue reading →

This is really interesting. Shirkey’s Law has been a big deal with those who think through the social networking of blogs. Shirkey’s Law is here. In the Kitchen: How to Cook a Weblog says it time for Shirkey to re-think … Continue reading →

Is anyone else finding the Blogger comment sign in a pain? It takes three steps initially, then I guess just one if you use remember me. The anonymous choice is sort of redundant. I’d like the blogger to know I’ve … Continue reading →

Oh oh. The Washington Post Readers Choice. 2004. Political. Blogs. Best International Most Original – Honourable mention? ??? I’m speechless. A political right-wing slashdot? Wow.

I decided to renew hosting for this blog for another year. I’m torn. The decision isn’t set in stone, but I’m torn between guilt, potential, reality, ideals and other things I can’t define. This time of year takes on a … Continue reading →

Acorrding to search engine studies, men look for advice – and themselves – on computer search engines more than turning to people in their day to day lives. A poll conducted by MSN Search found that search engines are the … Continue reading →