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Category Archives: Technology
The Old Burningbird Weblog
This site is the old Burningbird Weblog, begun in 2001, though the entries only go back as far as 2002. Newer work can be found at Burningbird.
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Travel, See the World, Wear a Burqa
You want me to work where? Continue reading
New Year
Well, damn. She’s doing it again. A story of changes. Continue reading
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Stripes
A couple of people have noticed the new look for the weblog, including the stripes. They’re now mentioned in my will. After much fussing around, I took my color sampling of the photo and used it to create five stripes, … Continue reading
Soft Strategy
Sam Ruby wrote, Jackass 2.5 is available exclusively on SilverLight and my first thought was, “Hey! IE 8 must be shipping!” Then I clicked the link and realized he was talking about a movie. Sam brought up Jackass the movie … Continue reading
Friday Stuff but on Sunday
I realize my job here is to create entertaining stuff for you, but the muse isn’t on me. I’ll leave you other people’s creative stuff. From the Indiana University anthropology department, The Museum of Weird Consumer Culture. Fake testicles for … Continue reading
Arbitration Fairness and Rape
updated See CL & P Blog for in-depth update on the hearings for arbitration fairness. Congress had another subcommittee hearing on the Arbitration Fairness Act. The Consumerist live blogged the hearing, accompanied by the expected pithy comments. Senator Brownback kept … Continue reading