Wirehead

I'm playing with a Nokia N95 for a few weeks. I just pushed a new version of Rm, and I lost three Western Digital drives in a row.

I'm kinda happy about how the market's being shaken up for once. I had regarded the whole PDA / Smartphone market with a certain amount of distaste and disinterest for quite some time. My old Viewsonic PDA died and I found I just wasn't using it for anything useful.. and then I ended up getting the Motorola Q because at least it had a decent web browser and keyboard so that I could text people instead of having to deal with my basic fear of telephones.

How I replicate a now-commercial work-around for a fairly fundamental hole in Microsoft Windows Mobile functionality.

Why I invariably end up using a fairly bare X environment and never KDE or GNOME.

When I was using an mbox-based mail system, every so often I would have a mail corruption bug where "something" would go wrong. My Outlook email box has gone funky in the past and not all of the data is stored in an especially well documented place either.

I should play with some of these. I've come to love old games more than new ones.

So a guy I worked with once wrote something almost exactly like this. It was an excellent piece of software. I'm kinda glad that somebody else has gotten the same good idea.

This is something that I've given a lot of thought to...

So if you've ever watched a drummer, especially one from marching band, you'll realize that they have a tendency to drum on... well.. just about anything. This robot perfectly replicates this behavior.

Great robotics. The ultimate machine.