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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-07-18
I gave away my size 14s. Finally going to go buy "real" clothes in a size 6. Yay! (happy dance) # Oh look. More rain. # Pretty. Precious. Want. // Dell M11xR2 Review: The World's Smallest Gaming Laptop Goes i7 http://bit.ly/aOepRP # Funny how when you take a writing class suddenly friends want you to…
Finger update
The cut on my finger has completely healed over on the large entrance wound and the smaller exit wound. My finger is still a little swollen and I don’t quite have full range of motion back. However, the finger flexes enough to hold reins, so that’s all I care about. I still can’t hold a…
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-02-28
My old girl is coming home… # SFSignal is giving away copies of the steampunk eBook The Shadow Conspiracy http://tinyurl.com/y8q2637 #free #eBook #fb (via @dancinghorse) # So wrong…. Ewok song meets barbarshop: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IN62wqBdbxA # How To: Escape From Google's Clutches, Once and For All.. http://digg.com/d31JPx5 # RT @bookviewcafe: On the BVC blog: Judith Tarr's Horseblog…
Moved. Finally.
For the past month, I’ve been packing and coordinating a move. Finally finished the move on Friday, cleaned like mad on Saturday, and turning in the keys to the old apartment on Sunday morning. I used a moving company for the first time: Trosa Moving. These guys were great. It took five guys about 3.5…
EtherPad Brings Simultaneous Writing to the Web
With EtherPad, the Mac’s SubEthaEdit finally gains some company in the realm of collaborative writing, in which two or more people can edit a document and see all the edits in real time. EtherPad’s difference: It’s a Web application that de facto supports many platforms without the need for a central Mac OS X host….
Government surveillance of Verizon’s customers
If you haven’t heard, the NSA obtained a warrant from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance (FISA) court allowing them to collect data every day from Verizon cell phone customers. This data can include phone numbers, IP addresses, location data, unique identifiers, etc., but supposedly not the content of calls. The British news source The Guardian has…