The best way to clean out feeds you never read: reinstall Windows and forget to export your subscriptions.

Today is towel day. Don’t leave home without a towel. I have mine around my shoulders. (That I just got out of the bath is a pure coincidence.)

A towel is about the most massively useful thing an interstellar hitchhiker can have. Partly it has great practical value — you can wrap [...]

I was thinking a bit about how to integrate a template system with MT so I could have non-blog stuff with the same visual presentation. Then I thought “to heck with it” and decided to just write it as a normal blog entry. This will be the about/colophon page.

Various user interface graphics by Susan Kare, who has done (among others) the famous icons for early Mac, Windows 3.0, OS/2 Warp and more modern icons such as the icons used in Gnome. And don’t miss the cute t-shirts with her icons. Moof!

(I’m starting to feel like MeFi…)

Well, since I can’t sleep I made a quick hack for Kung-Tunes. Since I didn’t like the default date format, I wrote a PHP thingie that translates the time and tells you how long it’s been since the current song started playing. It’s viewable on the front page of the site.

Here’s the code. Just use [...]

RSS → CNET: “But Microsoft is betting that new security enhancements planned for later this year could make renting music, rather than owning it, more attractive to consumers.”

HAHAHAHAHA!

Screw you, Microsoft.

…and why the heck am I still awake?

John Gruber of Daring Fireball writes interesting stuff on why he considers Mac better than Windows.

After having used OS X for a couple of months, I agree with what he has to say. I still want an iBook.

Cool. I’ve been accepted by Atari as a beta tester for Horizons. I just can’t remember when I signed up for the thing…

I’ve been thinking about checking out some MMORPGs for a while. This looks like a good opportunity. I just hope there will be genuine role playing opportunities. If it’s just another hack’n’slash game, [...]

Found via NSLog: a small site titled One word, so little time. You are given a word, and then get sixty seconds to write about what you think of when you hear that word.

I like the concept so much that I think I’ll steal it; every now and then I’ll go over there and check [...]