Mental Notes: October 2002
Peso playlist Wednesday October 23, 2002
Fix Me
Mental Notes: April 2002
TAIPEI–Playlist for Peso Fri Apr 26. A biggish night in the little bar. My first week after leaving DigiTimes has been productive, given that I’ve added a pile of new articles to this site and fixed some fundamental problems, including the Netscape 4.x reboot problem. And, more video coming soon.
Mental Notes: April 2002
TAIPEI–Tech notes: 1) changed /home/index.shtml for Moreover headlines outside of body table for fast download, QA to do; 2) if OK, add change to rest of site; 3) try find fix for blogger error on NS4.7x. (boring, huh?)
Engineers of the soul
Engineers of the Soul: Ideology in Xi Jinping’s China by John Garnaut
Tens of thousands of Fijians in shelters following Cyclone Winston
As many as 55,000 people are still sheltering in some of the hundreds of evacuation centres set up in Fiji, nearly two weeks after Cyclone Winston damaged or destroyed their homes.
Over 181,000 on US roll dead: reports
An analysis of voter records by the Chicago Tribune newspaper suggests that more than 181,000 dead people were listed on the rolls in the six swing states in last month’s US election.
Jeepers Creepers, How Did We Get These Peepers? | That Magazine
We like to watch. But while we sometimes may not like to be watched, which wanton watching are we worried with?
That Sinking Feeling | That Magazine
You are lying in bed, reading, and the light bulb blows overhead. Why not just float up and fix it? And unite the world’s religions at the same time. Hang on! I think you just might be asleep already.
6 Mile High; Lounge; Surveyor 4, Planet, July 27, 1996
Picture, if you will … the dark Planet innards dusted with stage smoke, brilliant streams of coloured light cutting the fog, the chamber full of 6 Mile High flunkies bounding to the beats and, through the floor from the basement below, the physical rumble of Napalm Death flexing their vocal chords for hundreds of extreme … Continue reading “6 Mile High; Lounge; Surveyor 4, Planet, July 27, 1996”
