Month: March 2005

  • NYC Photo Update

    I’ve updated my New York City vacation photos after processing them with Picasa. What do you think?

  • Want to see computers, refrigerators, boats and car parts being shredded into tiny bits? Check out the product demos of SSI.

  • Evil and moral judgment

    The following comes from a recent philosophy assignment. My task was to “discuss the meaning of each of the following five concepts: bad, wicked, evil, vicious, and immoral in the context of negative moral judgment.” In the course of living in society, it is necessary to interact with many different individuals, each with a different…

  • De-policing

    Story on the evening news: “de-policing” is a popular response to allegations of racial profiling. Cops are stopping fewer minorities in order to avoid creating statistical patterns that might implicate them or their departments in racial profiling. Is anyone really surprised by this?

  • Picassa Trick: Subfolders

    I was disappointed to see that Picassa doesn’t support subfolders – all folders are shown as a long list. But guess what, here is an undocumented trick direct from a Google employee: the “My Pictures/Picassa” folder is special. Any folders placed inside it will display in a hierarchy. Voila!”

  • Gmail Drive

    Need a 1GB online drive? Get this shell extension for Gmail.

  • I was reading an article on Firefox, when I saw an ad for a “free download.” The ad took me a prompt for a $37.95 “subscription” and a $10 “desktop pack.” For the gullible, Firefox can be obtained for free here. Update: Wondering who actually funds Firefox development? Click.

  • Steve Fossett is starting a bid for the first round the world solo flight. Bon voyage!