Geek out

If you have a spare gig and a half on your pc and no broadband cap, sign up for the trial at trial.ddo.com and tell me what it’s like.

Oh I’m so extremely happy to have discoverd this gem on julie’s site! Why’s (poignant) guide to Ruby is most definitely the coolest book ever written about a programming language. It comes with helpful examples like this: It’s so wonderful, I want to learn it even though I don’t know anything about Ruby right now

Thanks Bob! And a wonderful April Fools prank that went horribly wrong – Ohio town spits fire over Mario question cube “attack” found over at Julie’s

Critical Internet Explorer flaw is Patched by a third party While Microsoft works on a patch for a critical Internet Explorer 6 script vulnerability that can allow a hacker to take control of a Windows PC, another firm has beaten Microsoft to the punch, releasing its own fix for the problem. The new patch from

Engadget: If you’re not quite up to springing for an Airport Express or a Squeezebox to wirelessly send your tunes across the house, Nathan True has a guide for how to build your music player on the cheap complete with display and large rubber band. He’s based the system around a Netgear WGT634U router running