Month: January 2008

artscap Interviews This is cool. Artscap is a local arts organization in Asbury Park, NJ. I set them up with Drupal a few months ago and they just picked it up immediately and ran with it. I love the idea that local artists are interviewing other local artists. That artscap can publish interviews, nicely-formatted and…

links for 2008-01-30 The secret of happiness | It’s in Iceland | Economist.com The search for happiness is becoming more scientific. But does that make it any more accurate than it used to be? Two books explore a growth industry (tags: happiness positive_psych) NetHope NetHope provides forums for member agencies to document and share their…

NetHope NetHope provides forums for member agencies to document and share their field experiences regarding the effectiveness of their telecommunication technology and to suggest ways to improve future delivery of services.

working out of Zebu on Broad St. for a few hours this AM while kids overrun our house.

links for 2008-01-29 Moonwatcher: Feed Archaeology Even if Google’s index no longer includes my old posts, I know that NewsGator archives the contents of millions of RSS feeds. So I contacted Greg Reinacker to see how to access that archive, and he pointed me to the NewsGator Archive Service (tags: rss backup blogs) Beanstalk —…

The secret of happiness | It’s in Iceland | Economist.com The search for happiness is becoming more scientific. But does that make it any more accurate than it used to be? Two books explore a growth industry

a morning of my least favorite acronyms: GD lib in PHP, CSS edits and SQL at the CLI.

iTunes movie rental experience This past Sunday found us lying around bored with no football on or Netflix to watch so we decided to give the iTunes video rental a try. The selection is OK. Not great. It seems pretty limited right now but the movies they do have look decent enough to brush away…

Beanstalk — Version Control with a Human Face hosted SVN – free 20MB 1 repository hosting

Moonwatcher: Feed Archaeology Even if Google’s index no longer includes my old posts, I know that NewsGator archives the contents of millions of RSS feeds. So I contacted Greg Reinacker to see how to access that archive, and he pointed me to the NewsGator Archive Service