I don’t talk about it much here, but I’ve long been a bit of a tea addict. While living in Boston, I amassed quite a collection of teas, and I have one beautiful person to thank for pointing me down that path.
We met, for the first time, at [Wellesley College][1], where she studied toward a […]
[Tagalag][1] is an interesting take on the concept I wrote about in [When People Tag People][2]… almost the inverse, in fact. And the way it’s implemented certainly piques interest. After all, who _doesn’t_ want to know what people are saying tagging about them?
[1]: http://www.tagalag.com/index.html
[2]: http://blog.unquiet.net/archives/2005/02/16/tag-youre-it-when-people-tag-people/
I’m currently working [on a post for this blog][post] that I didn’t just write in one sitting. That’s not my usual method of writing; normally I just spew forth whatever’s sufficiently formed in my brain to become a coherent and intelligent bit of writing. (There have, of course, been failed attempts, and a few of […]
11 months ago today, J. and I set off on a grand journey from Boston to the remote Pacific island of Hawaiian Maui. In one more month, we’ll have been here a whole year.
One question I haven’t seen asked anywhere yet is this: will the Macs that come with ‘Intel Inside’ be processor-upgradeable? That’s one nice thing about PC hardware, at least for the people who want to suck some more life out of an older computer: take out the old processor and replace it with a newer […]