Like I said, KDE has grown on me, but I’m not quite sure yet if it’s a beauty spot, or merely a wart. . . . → Read More: new $HOME days 3-6: Desktop Distro Distractions
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This is my $HOME. There are many like it, but this one is mine. I’m rebuilding it. . . . → Read More: but that was my $HOME thanks to recent nautilus (I assume is responsible – as seen in Ubuntu Lucid Lynx) ability to view the iPhones file paths, we can try this (typing this as I go, so this is draft on-the-fly quality notes) Continue reading my experiment in custom iPhone ringtones via linux I was frustrated at the poor information available by atq (what’s that? You’ll tell me WHEN you’re running stuff, but not WHAT you’re running? This seems a little out of order!) In fact, atq is literally out of order – I guess the idea is that you pipe it through sort. very very old-school . . . → Read More: building a better atq Now this, I am sure you will agree, is a damn cool presentation of some excellent ideas. http://www.ted.com/talks/blaise_aguera.html If you haven’t seen it, then do so now. If you have, proceed… Continue reading augmented thinking I recently had pause to use Subway machines to choose my lunch. Which bread did I support (Dear Subway. Bring back Parmeson-Oregano bread. If you do not, I cannot respect your advertising campaign based on the concept of “choice”), which fillings match my views, and which condiments are just “me”. It gave me a paper receipt, and I had food. (it was tasty) So. Why can’t we have a voting machine to do this? Continue reading Subway voting… |
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