Thursday was my 25th consecutive day of writing at least 250 words. This last week was actually the hardest, in part because I wasn’t able to go home and stay home after work on any day other than Thursday. Luckily, 250 words is not all that much, so I was able to keep on track, …
Here’s the first in a series of posts sharing cool links that I’ve culled from my 400+ clippings in NetNewsWire.
Turn your iPhone into a document scanner
Send iPhone photos at full resolution
iPhone as multi-track recorder
Want to take better close-up pictures with your iPhone? There’s a case for that
A new form of storytelling/gameplay (I haven’t downloaded this yet, but will probably get it soon. I think there’s a huge space for new forms of storytelling in the coming years.)
Never got around to checking this out either. Have you thought about your iPhone and wifi security?
Getting your steampunk read on.
Not so much an iPhone product, but a cool way to keep your iPhone (or wallet or other electronic devices) safe from casual thieves at the beach
My Kenyon Birth Certificate
Colin Hay Links: Official Website Wikipedia, LastFM Lyric of note: “Waiting for My Real Life to Begin” (written by: Colin Hay / Thom Mooney) When I awoke today, suddenly nothing happened But in my dreams, I slew the dragon And down this beaten path, and up this cobbled lane I’m walking in my old footsteps, …
Today marks the end of my third week of writing at least 250 words each and every day. I remained primarily focused on “The Devious Astrolabe,” though I had several days when I didn’t connect with that story and so I worked on a story I had started a while ago called “Carving Away.” Technically, …
“The Uses of Enchantment: The Meaning and Importance of Fairy Tales (Penguin Psychology)” (Bruno Bettelheim) “The Night of the Long Knives” (FRITZ LEIBER) “River of Gods” (Ian McDonald) Update (I’d forgotten this one): “Skin Trade (Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter, Book 17)” (Laurell K. Hamilton)
Wherein I discuss my addiction to RSS feeds and what I plan to do about said addiction.
I watched this while eating breakfast this morning: Go watch it, it’s short. You’re back? Ok. Two main thoughts. While Philip Zimbardo claims that a Future Transcendentalist is focused on life after death, I think there is a sub-category of this type that doesn’t think about life after death, but about achieving some kind of …
My current screenshot. The desktop image is called “Aurora 2” and I’m sorry to say I can’t remember where I got it from. I’m running three Geektool scripts: an iTune’s script, a PandoroBoy script, (both of which occupy the same spot on the screen and simply don’t show up when they are not playing) and …
One more week of writing every day. Except for one night when I couldn’t focus and ended up writing the beginnings of a random scene set in a diner—a scene that didn’t really go anywhere and that served as more of a writing exercise than anything else—I’ve been making slow but continual progress on The …