Top 5 Movies of 2004 (so far)

by Marshall on August 30, 2004

Garden State I just got back from seeing this amazing movie. Garden State, directed, written, and starring Scrubs actor Zach Braff, is a story about an actor who returns to New Jersey to attend his mother’s funeral. During his short (…)

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GmailFS

by Marshall on August 30, 2004

I wandered accross this while reading Slashdot this morning: GmailFS provides a mountable Linux filesystem which uses your Gmail account as its storage medium. GmailFS is a Python application and uses the FUSE userland filesystem infrastructure to help provide the (…)

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SafariSage 0.1 released

by Marshall on August 24, 2004

SafariSage is a css theme for the Sage RSS/ATOM feed agregator. To use, Download SafariSage and extract it somewhere. Load up Sage and go to the Options, select Use Custom CSS file and select the sage.css file that you extracted. (…)

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Todays Random Linkage

by Marshall on August 23, 2004

ColorMatch Remix – A very neat Javascript tool which you can use to choose a nice color scheme for our webpage. Culled from Sarah Lane’sblog Noam Chomsky’s Weblog – One of the forerunners of linguistics. Some very nice articles.

WP-Photos Plugin

by Marshall on August 23, 2004

I just installed Alex King’s WP-Photos plugin. This particular photo was taken from the roof of my apartment building in June when a particularly strong (ie. tornadic) set of thunderstorms barreled through southeastern Wisconsin.

New Default Theme (again)

by Marshall on August 23, 2004

Some more testing and a little css tweaking to get the main text to wrap around the main menu and a little css hack to make IE use crappy gif images instead on nice png images and the new default (…)

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Awaiting DVD releases

by Marshall on August 20, 2004

Here are a few dates to look forward to: 9/7 – Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter…And Spring – A story about a Buddhist monk which covers the span of his entire life. I missed seeing this one in the theater by (…)

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