Archive for April, 2003

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Tuesday, April 29th, 2003

iTunes Music Store is the best scheme I’ve seen for selling music online. I gave it a spin at Steve’s house earlier tonight. Rumor has it that they’re working on a Windows version. That would be great for me (and would mean a lot of cash for them).
Someday soon, I’m going to sit down and [...]

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Monday, April 28th, 2003

C’est finis. The move to the new host is complete. Looks like DNS has taken hold. So everyone should be served from the new servers now. It was a painless transition.

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Sunday, April 27th, 2003

There’s a line in Woody Allen’s most underated film, Stardust Memories, where the main character (played by Allen, of course) is asked if an idea in one of his films is an hommage to Fellini. He replied, “No, we stole that idea outright.” With that scene in mind, I hope everyone (but especially Garret) will [...]

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Friday, April 25th, 2003

British Invasion: Part I
After much frustration and deliberation, I’m switching hosts for all my projects from jtlnet.com to unitedhosting.co.uk. They’re a British firm, but the servers are actually located in Texas, so there you go. This post is partly a test to see if I managed to correctly change my FTP settings in Blogger.
DNS will [...]

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Sunday, April 20th, 2003

Still on my philosophy kick: check out Hubert Dreyfus’ (Professor of Philosophy at Cal Berkeley) lectures on existentialism in literature and film and Heidegger’s Being and Time. These are in mp3, and are much smaller (about 7Megs/file) than the previous ones.

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Tuesday, April 15th, 2003

Broadband fun: some great philosophy lectures from a course at the University of Tasmania. Takes you back to freshman year, doesn’t it?
Someone please tell the idiots on Fox news that “cache” is pronounced like “cash” and not as “cash-ay”.

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Thursday, April 10th, 2003

I’ve been looking for a web-based document management system for a while. terracotta looks like a good bet. It’s PHP (doesn’t even require a database), fairly free form, and simple to use. Would be handy if you only used it to create image galleries, though you can share all kinds of files with it.
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