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I try hard to manage without a car, but it’s tough when these exist in the world. [2], [3], [4 (turismo modded)], [etc]

Harsh Light Of Morning Falls On One-Night Stand’s DVD Collection. Just a reminder to revisit The Onion.

Nina Simone is dead. She was great.

“FeedExpress“, a source-available .NET (c#) rss reader. It’s like pizza express without the pizzas, or outlook express without the viruses. (viri? nope.) Haven’t tried it yet, but it is nice to have some interesting .net/c# code to play with (in my copious free time). and bonus, it doesn’t seem to be sourceforged, so you can actually find the stuff you want straight away kidding.

via Aspects of Software Development.

Updated: better than the frisbee60 video are the three sets of footage from which it seems to have been assembled. One, Two, Three.

Umm, Nike’s site is a dog to have to navigate through. Here’s the download link for the new frisbee ad that I still haven’t seen! Just don’t buy it. [2].

Oh, finally saw the movie, “Donnie Darko”. Very highly recommended. Watch it with pals so you can discuss it after, or some of it will be wasted, will overflow.

Looks good - Quickiwiki, Swiki, Twiki, Zwiki and the Plone Wars - Wiki as a PIM and Collaborative Content Tool. article at Information Today. via Patrick Chanezon.

Art of .war - on what you lose when you don’t reuse existing tech, and on why GPL is the kiss of death if you want your software to be useful to the world - a point refuted indirectly by this post.

“Every likely outcome of this war is a disaster”, George Monbiot, 1st April, 2003.

added to my jarsearcher tool so that it can tell you, given a directory or classpath full of jars, if there are any classes which could be pulled from multiple of those locations. Helps resolve ambiguity. Of course, the GUI is stinky, but I don’t care about that so much yet.