Monday, March 15, 2004

blog.oreno.org Moved my blog to blog.oreno.org, but not my comments yet .... Haven't designed it either. Default MT templates. Wireframing a new layout. 1:36:53 AM      Google It!   trackback []   comment []

	Tuesday, February 03, 2004

New Half Vs Janet's Nipples I didn't get a chance to watch the SuperBowl again :( And didn't get a live thriller of Janet's nipple ring. The New Half's nipples are nicer ;) Found via Justin's Links 12:12:35 AM      Google It!   trackback []   comment []

	Sunday, January 18, 2004

My morals online, My Internet morals ... I've been purchasing music CDs instead of downloading MP3s off of unnamed P2P networks. I remember a blog post that the creator of FeedDemon, Nick Bradbury, wrote titled On Piracy and since then I've noticed a new awareness. I know, I'm kind of late to realize this, but at least it's a start. I haven't actually uninstalled the 'Acquired' apps on my systems nor burned the copied CDs, but there's definitely a moral struggle in the back of my mind. I wonder if they preach this type of thing at church .. Maybe that's how to minimize piracy. Preach it at a young age before a kid gets onto the net and starts downloading away. Recent CD buys: Burnside Project's The networks, the circuits, the streams, the harmonies. I'm loving it. This will be my iPod goto album on my commutes. Red Hot Chili Peppers Greatest Hits. Classics. Grandmaster Flash Essential Mix Classic Edition. CLASSICS. Velfarre Cyber Trance 10. I skip alot of songs. I can't sit through the whole CD. 11:48:56 PM      Google It!   trackback []   comment []

	Wednesday, December 17, 2003

GEEK To Do List Before the New Year Some peronsal projects that REALLY need to be pushed forward: Wiki - Here's a link to what kind of Wiki I'm thinking about. Wiki Blog - learn how they work together. Base technology behind them. moblog - view by category, date, time ... and maybe someday by mobile photo color. This is an idea I picked up from Andreas Schneider. Note: I bet he's got the first moblog w/ GPS on the planet! Keitai RSS reader - I would love to read RSS feeds on my commute to work on the train. This could be a web-based keitai site, or something that gets emailed. 2:45:36 AM      Google It!   trackback []   comment []

	Tuesday, December 09, 2003

Blake Nitta My cousin passed away a couple of days ago and I wanted to post this as a small token of my appreciation for what he did for me. I hope his name gets into the search engines and never forgotten. Blake, thanks for everything! You helped me alot during my troubled teen years, and I never got to thank you. I know that you're in a better place without anymore suffering. I picture you now with that huge smile and unforgetable laugh. I see that  huge Blakey smile :-) So much memories are filling my head, and I'm cherishing every one of them. Blake Nitta,  my cousin, my best friend, rest in peace Blakey ... 10:31:55 PM      Google It!   trackback []   comment []

	Saturday, November 29, 2003

Exploring While Commuting Just finished Bang! and now onto The Power of Full Engagement. I have noticed that listening to audio books gets my brain working by seeing how the ideas fit into my life. Alot of times I'll just phase out and not really listen. They give me new insights on past experiences, or help me to sort out current issues. I wonder what my eyes are doing, or maybe I have them closed to help me envision. I do the same thing while I'm reading. Maybe that's why I read so slowly and get sleepy. The commute has given me this thinking time and I am enjoying it. Exploring new ideas and revisiting past experiences in a train packed full of suits and OLs. I never would have imagined this would be my timeout place. 10:46:40 AM      Google It!   trackback []   comment []

	Monday, November 24, 2003

IBM PC Jr It must've been around 1983-84. I remember my good friend Brandon had a Apple IIe with all kinds of bootlegged games. I used to visit his house every chance I got. His older brother used to get irritated, because he figured the only reason for my visit is to get my hands on the computer. The game that I remember the most was Ulima 3: Exodus. More links: Dino's Ultima Page TrigonMan3's Ultima Stuff My very first computer was the IBM PC Jr. I vividly remember the first time I got Ultima 3 on it I acted sick and didn't goto school. The PC Jr came equipped w/ a wireless Infrared "chicklet" keyboard. Advanced stuff in the mid 80's. Also, came equipped w/ a optical mouse that needed a mouse pad w/ a blue grid on it. I remember my dad maxing the RAM to 512KB. Speed demon! The other game that I loved was Sun Tzu's Ancient Art of War by Broderbund. I used to spend hours playing it, and trying to beat the AI. It was my first RTS (Real Time Strategy). 2:55:10 AM      Google It!   trackback []   comment []