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Monthly Archives: March 2006
Every time I use OSX my arm hurts from all the mousing I have to do — and that’s not because I don’t know the Mac keyboard shortcuts. The culprit is OSX’s mouse cursor acceleration logic, and here’s how you … Continue reading
Within hours of reading about the Blank Noise Project, I read this. Sick. Sick. Sick. Looks like Bombay is picking up where Delhi left off.
March 13, 2006
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To the immense relief of Dave Barry and thousands of other 24 fans who wondered if he was getting mellow, Jack returned to fine thigh-shooting form last night. Me, I never doubted him for a minute.
March 8, 2006
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India, US sign Nuclear Deal
The US and India sign a deal that gives India access to US nuclear technology even as the inevitable critics speak out: “It will set a precedent that Iran will use to argue that the United States has a double … Continue reading