Archive for January, 2007

Jan 29 2007

Flickr Leech: The missing Flickr feature–found!

Published by Rich Pav under Cool Website

Life's too short to page through someone's Flickr photos five at a time. Try this!

And those thumbnails look to be just the right size for user icons, a la MSN Messenger or LiveJournal.

Flickr should roll that feature into their site. It's nice of the guy to offer the service, but ridiculous that he should be paying for it.


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Jan 27 2007

Childrens' music parents can tolerate

Published by Rich Pav under General

Graham Clark, plays acoustic guitar in bookstores, libraries and schools in New York state. Has lots of free downloads. My whole family sings along with him in the car.

P.S. Raffi sucks.


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Jan 26 2007

Some light reading

Published by Rich Pav under General

Chuck Palahniuk, the author of Fight Club, has a particular short story he likes to entertain the audience with at public readings.

Because it makes people faint. According to Wikipedia, the body count is up to 60.

It's called Guts.

A year or two ago, I read it all the way through. This time, I had to quit about an eighth from the end. The underside of my chin started pulsating –the warning sign that I'm about to throw up.


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Jan 26 2007

Rediculously simple online backup/storage for a pittance

Published by Rich Pav under General

We have about 45GB of data here in the office that if it were ever lost, our company would be screwed. With a subscription to Amazon's S3 storage service, the freeware utility JungleDisk and some freeware backup program or other (there are plenty out there), we'll be able to safely and easily store our data offline for roughly $20 a month.

I've been looking at a lot of different online storage services lately and this seems to be the simplest and cheapest setup by far. Not to mention reliable, since Amazon isn't going out of business anytime soon.

I wish I had found this in December while I was in the US. My father's PC self-destructed just last week and he lost nearly everything.

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Jan 25 2007

Today's Japanese Lesson

Published by Rich Pav under General

今さら。 (ima sara)

A Brazilian/Japanese friend of mine who's lived in Japan as long as I have kept using it, so I looked it up.

Oooh, I just cant stand it when someone at my level knows more Japanese more than I do.

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