Doing some work this evening... I lost my NetNewsWire subscriptions and managed to rebuild most of them from the cache folder, so I spent the time cleaning out the list, unsubscribing from many feeds that I just did not care about anymore. In the same spirit, I've been unsubscribing from a ton of mailing lists, and re-subscribing to them from my Gmail account. Let Google store my list archives, with all its searchable gigabyteness.

Well, it looks like my TiVo is going to get a lot less useful. Dammit.

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To read again and process -- Web Usability - Accessible Forms: >"This document is concerned with what the user of a Website form "sees" and interacts with. It outlines how you can create forms for the Web that are more accessible..."

To read again and process -- Web Usability - Accessible Forms: >"This document is concerned with what the user of a Website form "sees" and interacts with. It outlines how you can create forms for the Web that are more accessible..."

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To read again and process -- Web Usability - Accessible Forms: >"This document is concerned with what the user of a Website form "sees" and interacts with. It outlines how you can create forms for the Web that are more accessible..."

Hey, cool. I had the opportunity today to call in and chat with Jerry Schuman on his Techaura podcast. Jerry's a cool guy, and we talked about TiVo, podcasting, TiVo, The Man, and well, TiVo. Mike Ramsay, listen up! You can subscribe to Jerry's Techaura podcast with any of the ipodders listed here.

PVRBlog, a new site I'm subscribed to, may have some interesting things to say about the intersection of podcasting and PVRs...

Doug Kaye (producer of IT Conversations & purveyor of fine podcasts) linked to my TiVo-casting post. Thinking on it again, I saw a couple aspects to it that I had not thought through before:

This is the coffee shop where I often come to work when I'm not going into the office. Free WiFi, great coffee and muffins. It's right around the corner from my house, I could walk if I weren't so lazy. ;)

I know things are sort of broken on this site right now - please be patient. I've reduced the home page to one post, and I'm trying to figure out why its taking minutes for the home page to load.

BigMarv's How I Did That: Tivo's 30 Second Skip Easter Egg: >"As it turns out, a 30 second skip is buried within the programming of the TiVo device and can be brought to the surface using an Easter Egg. After enabling the 30 second skip feature, The skip-to-hash button becomes a 30 second skip button. Once you begin using this feature, you'll wonder how you ever lived without it."

NYT: With Airpower and Armor, Troops Enter Rebel-Held City: >"Amid the blasts and roar of the battle, loudspeakers at mosques throughout the city were blaring, "Prepare for jihad!" and "God is great!". American commanders appeared to avoid striking the mosques."

Ryan Boren, |WordPress| developer extraorinaire, posted an article describing how themes are contructed for the upcoming release of WordPress 1.3. Will be useful sometime next summer when I find time to upgrade. :(

BlogPulse trend: TiVo vs MythTV vs any mention of DVR or PVR.

I've been seeing some performance losses on this site recently, between the search engines and the spambots, and more load on the T1 I'm behind, so (on Seth's excellent suggestion) I hacked |WordPress| to never send no-cache headers (which it was sending on requests of every kind). You should see a bit more zippiness from the site now.

I'm listening to the BloggerCon podcasting session from ITConversations, and they're talking about devices that can be used to listen to podcasts.

Hehe. I should tell Matt.

Doing some work tonight, hacking on The Project and listening to a bootleg of a live R.E.M. concert from 1989. "I guess it's just a gesture..."

NYTimes.com 2004 Election Results (Flash)

My old buddy Nate (nullgel) has gone and gotten himself married!!! OMG OMG! As I IMed him...