Month: June 2001

  • If you’re running Mac OSX, you might be interested in a Register article about the real differences between Cocoa and Carbon and why rewriting the Finder isn’t necessarily a good idea.

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  • It’s a horrible thing to contemplate, but I have to admit that I was morbidly curious about how she did it. I mean, I’m sure that by the age of five I would’ve known what it means to be “dead.” (I’ve got memories of nightmares as evidence.) Did she start with the young ones, or…

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  • Sad day. John Lee Hooker (who I always think of singing outside the Soul Food Cafe in “The Blues Brothers”) and Carroll O’Connor (aka Archie Bunker) have passed away.

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  • HA! Do you have a personal site? You should do the 2001.DESIGNER.SITE.CHKLST. It’ll analyze your design and tell you how much of a wanker you are. And it’s so funny (in a web design, nerdy kinda way) that I spewed Coke out my nose.

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  • New feature!You can now see the last five Google searches that led folks to web-goddess. They’re in a box down on the left after the poll. (Vote if you haven’t!) I’ve been watching my referrer logs and entering particularly good ones at Disturbing Search Requests for a while now, but I thought it might be…

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  • I’m still laughing at the Date My Sister Project that Gael linked. I showed it to my sister, who responded that she wouldn’t mind if Snookums and I launch a similar initiative when she gets to London. Heh.

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  • In U.K. theater news, Mark Ravenhill has a new play at the Royal National called “Mother Clap’s Molly House”. The play intertwines both a contemporary storyline and one set in a 1726 London “molly house” (gay meeting place). Sodomy is somehow involved. The religious right are, predictably, already up in arms. I saw Ravenhill’s first…

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  • A Korean theater hit called “Cookin’” is coming to the U.S. “The show… features the high-tempo slicing of four chefs who have an hour to prepare a glorious wedding banquet.” They do comedy and use their utensils as percussion implements. It’s like “The Iron Chef” meets “Tap Dogs”! They don’t mention who gets to eat…

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  • New Poll: In case you haven’t noticed, I’ve implemented a new database-driven polling system that allows me to save poll results. So starting from today, all polls will be archived here. For our first topic, I’ve chosen the age-old question of “Who’s better: Britney or Christina?”. Please register your answer (and reasoning!) over at the…

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  • Can you place this quote? Oh, he’s very popular Ed. The sportos, the motorheads, geeks, sluts, bloods, waistoids, dweebies, dickheads–they all adore him. They think he’s a righteous dude. Of course you can. Brigita found a great story about the enduring popularity of the film. The best part is that Edie McClurg, who played Grace,…

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