BC: Oh… so like most noob mages, you don’t know how to control your threat
BC:
Rev: Controlling MY aggro would mean just sitting down and drinking. Even then I generate so much threat it’s mind boggling.
Modesty, I has it? Bored and dorky Tuesday.
Another video from the 4/26/08 Seattle show. Baby Got Back cover this time. I’ve got some more but I’ll leave it at this unless anyone wants to see more.
Baby Got Back (JoCo, Molly, Pual & Storm) Seattle 4/26/08 from RevFry on Vimeo.
Hey, I’m actually going to post something that’s flash, freaky. Anywho, here’s a video I shot at the Jonathan Coulton concert up here in Seattle on the 26th. This is Molly (sweetafton23) doing her song ‘Road Trip’. Sorry about the quality but filming was really an after thought and everyone was so loud and… and.. you get the picture. Now get the video?
Road Trip - Molly (sweetafton23) JoCo 4/26/08 Seattle from RevFry on Vimeo.
One of the most disturbing pictures I’ve seen in a while. I tell you, people, crazy is on the rise.
I managed to score a copy of DL2 Beta. I’m checking it out now. Can’t wait for the final.
I’m turning off the iPhone specific theme/plugin for a bit because I noticed, for what ever reason, it causes wp-hashcash to throw out your comment with a nasty message when using the theme.
I don’t know why. The hooks are there for hashcash. But it just chucks the comment. Doesn’t even offer it up to me for review. So until i can figure it out, and since the iphone browser is “uber” I’ll just leave the theme off.
Let me know if you care.
I was holding off saying anything. But looks like I jumped the gun a bit with DL 2. Shipley is testing the site first to make sure it’s ready and it’ll stand up to load. I guess I just assumed updating the site would be the fast and easy bit.
And yes, I already trying putting a 2 at the end of the current .dmg file and going to the uploads folder to see if I could nab it early. No dice. =/ *wait wait wait*
I’ve been harping on Wil Shipley on Twitter to finish Delicious Library 2.0. After replying to me to let me know it was indeed ready now. He twittered this to everyone:
wilshipley Right now I’m finishing upgrading the store, then going to ship DL2, then I’ll immediately launch Golden-Braeburn with the improved store.
Woo hoo! Break out that extra 20 bucks!
You may have seen them. Kind of a money making take on the community bicycles in Portland. All around town (some towns) there are cars parked in special little spots with catchy little stickers. The idea is you can pay a monthly/annual fee and pick up one of these little cars and drive all about the city. Then you just drop it off at an assigned parking spot and you’re done. No messy insurance. No maintenance or car payments. Sounds like a good plan, eh? But I wonder…
While driving home today I had one of these little ZipCars pull out in front of me and then proceed to putt along at 25mph. This got me thinking. This person went out and rented this car. Supposedly they don’t need a car full time. Just here and there once and a while. Where as, I own a car. I’ve had a one since I got my license. I’ve been driving almost daily ( though I bus to work now) for the last 20 years almost. I have honed my skill to Ronin-car-chase-scene levels of awesome. I am dedicated to being on my game and knowing my car and how it performs. Is it possible that these every-other-Sunday drivers are actually a danger?
I’m not trying to say hurrah for me for driving my car in a time of environmental Fail. But I have a bit of a problem with creating a whole class of perpetual student drivers. If you’re not going to drive a car, don’t drive a car. What do you think?
Loading ...So, I’m pretty lousy at getting this page updated with actual posts - I’ve updated the side bars and wordpress itself. I blame my general laziness and pounce (and now twitter). You’ve got to make time for blogging, obviously. That’s pretty hard for me with the aforementioned laziness and then there’s work and family.
It used to be I could get things written because an idea would invade my brain and fester for a while. I’d subconsciously write the post over the course of a day or two and finally I’d just make the time to write.
Now with twitter and pounce I can just dump those pesky ideas with a quick “This sucks” “This good” “Grunt grunt”.
Do more professional - or at least consistent - bloggers avoid “the social” all together? Any tips and tricks for overcoming the lazy enabling instant micro blogging?
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