Blog Master G

I’ve always loved the news and believe strongly in the need to archive and preserve it. I also love technology and how it changes and improves our lives in so many ways. When news and technology converge, it’s really exciting. I’ve seen other sites like it in the past, but none with such superb technology […]

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Wow. I’ve only barely begun to use it, but I can see that the future of Web browsing and searching is about to change. It combines the best of the Web under one hood: the power of the Google search, IMDB, Amazon book search, and more. You can search and browse through your own search […]

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Happy birthday to my bro, Pete, whose birthday was yesterday. His posse’s in Boston with him these days working on a business venture: Foulke the Yankees. You can order shirts online for just 15 bucks plus 5 for shipping. If you’re a Red Sox fan, of course, this shirt is for you (it comes in […]

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.elgooG This is the coolest thing ever. For those of you who may not be too technical, there’s a concept in the Web world called mirroring. This is a way that popular sites spread out their bandwidth demands across other sites, usually hosted by folks who are willing to help with the bandwidth burden. There […]

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I discovered this morning that my server was having some problems with sending and receiving email. If you tried emailing me this morning between 7:45am and 9:15am Pacific Time and the message was bounced back to you, please resend the message, since I probably did not receive it. End of transmission.

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From the VanityDate.com about page: “Welcome to VantiyDate.com, the world’s most judgmental, shallow dating website. At Vanity Date we have a vision of creating the largest database of the world’s most good looking, rich and superficial people. Now, this doesn’t mean you have to be a super model, but you have to be a so […]

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I’m happy to report that, as of today, I’ve completed work on the new Web site of my friend, fellow Vassar alum, and author Larry Weinstein. I must say that I’m very pleased with the results, and I know Larry is, too. It was a fun project to work on and was collaborative throughout — […]

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Catching up on recording a number of random links sent to me by Jen via email (to have on hand for future reference, as well as for your amusement): Weight Watchers recipe cards from 1974 Japanese kitty costumes Camp site in Mendocino (not comedic)

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Gabe Consulting, my Web services and hosting business, officially became a registered sole proprietorship with the San Francisco County Clerk on May 9, 2003, my date of filing. My document number is 2003-0266767-00. “The registrant commenced to transact business under the above-listed fictitious business name or names on 4/25/03.” My FBN statement first appeared in […]

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GeoURL ICBM Address Server: Creating a virtual map of the Web based on the author’s physical location. Find out who in your neighborhood has a Web presence. Very cool concept. Here’s the listing of San Francisco sites. [via Scripting News]

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