I love my local hardware store. Hubby and I can be there by foot in scant minutes, door to door. We get a lot of our non-food goods there; it is a desirable shopping experience and its presence is great for the neighborhood. When expressed my petro-solvent needs to the clerk at the register, he […]
This theme — if you’re reading on January 29 or January 30, 2007 — is called Hemingway. Chuts, in his “day job site” uses a theme he based on this and I really like it. I’m about ready for a re-do and may cook up something from this basis.
30 January. Last night I created a […]
For those out there who administer web sites, which are your favorite domain registrars and hosting companies? I’m always on the look out for new vendors. In particular, those with a good mix of ethical business practices, good value and excellent customer service. (GoDaddy doesn’t make the cut, because of what its owner has stood […]
Oxford University Press has put out a jolly useful title, The Oxford Guide to The Book of Common Prayer: A worldwide survey which I’ve checked out of the library twice and am prone to buying. A review this week in the Church Times reviews this work and makes reference to the section about the King’s […]
Because of proprietary codecs (compression and decompression formats) it can be hard for Linux users — especially those who don’t want to steal the codecs, or even those who do but lack the technical acumen and patience — to enjoy the multimedia goodies the Internet provides. There is a very good open source codec, but […]
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I am so jealous of this blog theme. Takes me back to 1994 (Hi Dan and Joan!) when I learned to read email with pine on a University of Georgia Unix account.
$ see http://kartikmistry.org/blog/ (Localized Gujarati Geek!)
Later. You can get the theme here.
What do y’all make of the pro-emotion, pro-sharing Kleenex television ads?
Their promo site with the says-it-all URL: letitout.com
Like others, I have upgraded the software behind this blog to WordPress 2.1. The ability to toggle between “what you see is what you get” and the HTML (code) is a vast improvement.
You can get yours here.
Don Parris’s Penguin in the Pew is the only book I know that tries to introduce Linux to ministers and church workers, accordingly is one of the few places that challenges churches that steal proprietary software. Yes, “innocent copying” is theft, and churches aren’t often eligible for deep-discounted software.
The book had been available for sale, […]
