minnie
Posted by limedragon | Filed under general, knitting, socks, technology
Meet my new companion and assistant: minnie (shown on left). Treo is on the right, and he will be helping Mom now.
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p align=”center” I love this little thing (BlackBerry Curve 8310). It’s similar in size to the Treo 650, but much thinner and lighter (65 g difference)!
I started a new sock on Wednesday night.
Tags: blackberry, brown, cellphone, curious creek, omo, sockamania, socks, treo
Postscript
Posted by limedragon | Filed under site updates, technology
Here’s a PS for the recent post. I’m trying out* the ZenPhoto gallery, which some WordPress bloggers use. I love its clean interface and bulk uploading features. There’s a ZenPress plugin for WP that makes inserting images from the gallery fairly easy and painless.
Both appear to be relatively young in development; I think ZenPhoto has [...]
Tags: photo gallery, techie, zenphoto, zenpress
Spellchecking
Posted by limedragon | Filed under general, technology
I got a notification tonight from Firebox about a new update for 1.5, but I decided to try Firefox 2.0 instead. Guess what?
Tags: firefox, spelling, techie
Blogland
Posted by limedragon | Filed under technology
Such a vast area to nagivate! I’ve fallen behind on my blog reading again.
Tags: blogs, google, sage, treo
Bookography
Posted by limedragon | Filed under books, technology
I took a peek over at Levenger and stumbled across Electronic Bookography.
Q*bert
Posted by limedragon | Filed under computer games, fashion, general
One good thing from the ’80s decade: Q*bert. If you played video console games or home video games (Atari, Colecovision, etc), you most likely played this game. I absolutely loved Q*bert, and it always pops into my mind whenever I see tumbling blocks, slanted squares, or cube-type patterns. It was also a colorful, maybe even [...]
Tags: '80s, '90s, chenille, clothes, cotton, dishcloth, fashion, moa, nightmare, nostalgia, retro, video games
A different kind of keyboard
Posted by limedragon | Filed under technology
This is so cool!
It’s a bluetooth accessory that uses lasers to create a keyboard on any flat surface. Doesn’t that sound pretty nifty? Well, go look at the picture. (Scroll down a bit on the linked page above.)
What will they think of next? Monitor-less screens?
