Archive for May, 2005

Palm Beach

Instead of posting about books today, I think I will post about the play I just saw. It was called [Palm Beach] and was a “screwball musical” about a New York showgirl that ends up in Palm Beach engaged to a wealthy bachelor. It takes place in 1939 but adds a very modern twist to [...]

Cake and AJAX

For those of you that don’t know, Cake is a PHP framework based on Rails. It makes developing web applications very easy and has amazing integration with a database using CRUD. Cake has a very useful Google Group that has people who develop cool new things for cake. One of these things is Cake with AJAX. [...]

Phrack Publishing it’s last Issue

I think I knew this already but Waxy.org reminded me. Our favorite hacker e-zine, phrack will be publishing it’s last issue in July of this year. They are having a final call for papers and the deadline is July 10. There will be a hardcopy release at defcon along with hex2005. Amazing, phrack has been [...]

RIAA Safe Music

Alright, I was going to write about Greenlight Promise for this entry. While I was looking for the album cover on CD Baby, I got a little sidetracked. So it turns out that they are having a $5 sale where, if you buy 3 or more CDs that are on sale, they are each $5. [...]

200

This post is, officially, the 200th post to this blog. I would think of something cool to say but I don’t really have anything cool to say. Peace out, keep reading. Technorati Tags: blogging

Fight Club

I’m sitting here in Humanities class. Instead of doing work in class, I finished up reading Fight Club. I’m breaking at least two rules by telling anybody about it but the book is ten times better than the movie. First, the book makes a lot more sense than the movie. Project Mayhem is more than just [...]

The Joy of Reading

Tuesday’s theme is books, apparently. Today, we are talking about how kids are burnt out from reading books in school. The article talks about how students are finding little time for pleasure reading and how the books that are “required” for school do not cater to all students interests. I am glad to say that I [...]