Monthly Archives: May 2006

LocoRoco

Avoid sharp things. They are not your friends.

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New Web Identity with PersonCode?

Hans shares some details of his PersonCode idea, along with a scenario tying profile details between sites for mashup potential. Issues I have with the landscape right now: A consistent and private identifier has still not been adopted. Hans calls out MicroID as the closest conceptually, though it doesn’t appear to extend much past validating [...]

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Gateway of Hope Ride & Festival

Trailnet is hosting the Scottrade Gateway of Hope Ride & Festival to benefit the Lance Armstrong Foundation. While this is not one of the five official rides the LAF organizes, the local community was interested in contributing. Cycle for a cause by raising money for the Lance Armstrong Foundation to help fight cancer. The St. [...]

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Preserve HTML in XML with XSL

I spent longer on this than I should have, when the answer is so simple; I’m posting here to remind myself when it comes up again, and I hope the included keywords assist in anyone’s search for the same information. The xsl:copy-of element can be used to insert a result tree fragment into the result [...]

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Google for my domain

I switched my DNS records tonight to allow Google for domains to take over email for nopaper.net. We’ll see if the propagation completes in time for the morning spam (tastes better than coffee). If I’m lucky, I’ll have Google snooping managing my email when I wake up, and the data lost to the void between [...]

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Berry Bicycle Ride & Strawberry Festival

This morning Kelly and I got out of bed for an early drive to Trailnet‘s bike ride and strawberry festival in St. Jacob, IL, with the promise of fresh strawberries and strawberry shortcake the side of your head. They certainly delivered, but not after we punished ourselves on the bikes first. Lessons learned: 50 miles [...]

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Ely Walker update

I’m always anxious to see how progress is going with our condo in the Ely Walker building downtown, so today I walked by during lunch after hearing new windows were being installed. The old windows show the chipped paint, old glass, and some are cracked or taped over. Recently updated windows have new glass that [...]

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Half-life Headcrab

Sean wins so far for the most evil birthday present. You may all still enter the contest at anytime. This headcrab, while smaller than the ones I remember, still reminds me too much of creeping around the Black Mesa research facility, fearing zombification. I had to seal it back inside its box for the night, [...]

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