I forgot to mention that I saw a guy on the train this morning that had an Enron canvas-like briefcase! I thought that I should tell him to get that thing up on eBay and he could make a couple bills on it. I really need to start carrying my digital camera around [...]
It finally snowed in Chicago… Can’t wait for all the lawn chairs to be broken out so people can stick them in their parking spots.. I hope people get that “pamphlet” that is mentioned in the link above…
Ubero Distributed Computing Solutions - Ubero Member Statistics For Marusin So I’m now within the top 100! Yeah man! :)
Wilco’s “Yankee Hotel Foxtrot” Coverart has just surfaced.. Looking forward to this release (although I already have it).. :)
Sony Computer Entertainment America Announces Linux for PlayStation(R)2 Sounds pretty cool.. The $199 kit includes: — Internal hard disk drive for PlayStation 2 (HDD) with 40 GB capacity — Network Adaptor (Ethernet) (for PlayStation 2) with 100 Base T Ethernet interface [...]
Google in H4×0r Mode If you don’t understand, don’t b0th3r… :)
So we went and saw The Stereophonics last night… at The Metro in Chicago. Pretty good show and I would see them again at a venue such as The Metro… Any bigger of a place and I don’t think I would enjoy it as much.
Airport to offer free wireless Internet service Now let’s get cities to follow this example and maybe the Internet can be useful to the other 90%… This is a fantastic idea and I hope it’s the start of a continuing trend!
ATTENTION: To the Crain’s Chicago reading, suit-wearing guy with the corporate mentality that I saw outside of the Apple Store at Woodfield Mall yesterday. You’re answer to your wife’s question was wrong! I hope you heard me correct you… :)
Perry’s Deli - The Biggest and Best Sandwiches in Chicago Went to Perry’s for the second time today… It is absolutely the best corned beef sandwich I ever had… Corned Beef on Rye with Swiss. Russian Dressing on one slice of bread and spicy mustard on the other… Amazing.. :)
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