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Mac Wall
The Mac Wall is going to be packed up for a move to a smaller space. I just wanted to get a snapshot of it before it comes down.
Handheld Computing
My coworker Brent has a NEC MobilePro 900 that he uses on a regular basis. It runs Windows CE and connects to WiFi with a compact flash card. (He could plug the CF card in the front slot, but prefers to use a PCMCIA adapter to put it in the side.)
A few weeks ago he brought it to a tech conference in Green Bay. During the presentations he used it to VPN into his home computer, stream music, and do a host of other things.
The Y2K Family Survival Guide is a recent acquisition for him too. The book is a riot to read ten years after the fact. It even promotes teaching your children about the Bible in light of a Y2K disaster.
Folger’s
The best part of waking up, is Folger’s in your cup.
JED
A wooden lockbox belonging to Jed. The lock is the only thing holding the top on. The box is empty.
Deutsch für Alle
Es gibt zwei Deutsch Bücher, dass man durch dieses Fenster sehen kann. Hier ist eins von den.
Octagon House in Whitewater, WI
127 North Newcomb Street
Whitewater, WI
I came across an old photo of this octagon shaped home in a book on Whitewater, WI. I didn’t pay it much thought at the time, but today I drove past it by accident.
I spoke with the sister of the home’s owner, who was packing her car. Erin told me a little bit about the home. The basement is a dirt foundation and not currently used for much. The ground level floor has a living room, kitchen, and small dining area. There is indeed a second floor to this home. A very tiny staircase leads to two bedrooms and a bathroom on the second floor. The home is currently occupied by a man, woman, and their young daughter.
A True Sober Story
This is a 100% factual story. It happened really early in our relationship too.
Useful iPad Applications
Don’t get me wrong, I heart my iPad. The majority of apps right now leave something to be desired. Give the App Store another six months and I’m sure things will improve.