Coder, Gamer, Runner, Husband.
Yahoo! meets OpenID. Simon Willison just released his new site, idproxy.net. Basically it’s a wrapper to “transform” your Yahoo! ID into an OpenID. (To put it simple.) It’s making use of Yahoo!s BBAuth system, and it quite nice. Not perfect and fully fleshed out yet, but cool already. And hey, it is secured by monsters!
Buy MS Vista. Seriously, there are so many versions, there’s something for everyone.
Spring? The snow is melting, the sun is out, and we just got back from Lehner’s where we had some excellent Kaiserschmarrn. Life is good.
1080p!!!1 I don’t know whether technically this qualifies as joke, but I laughed.
Re-roll. Kind of sad, but I’m in pretty much the same spot. Sans the couch.
Wikipedia. xkcd nails the problem with Wikipedia.
Buzz donuts. [via JR] Scientist develops caffeinated doughnuts. Oh yes. Each donuts contains the caffeine of approximately two cups of coffee.
Wee hands: A baby gorilla grasps the hand of a caregiver at the Lefini Faunal Reserve. The center was set up to rehabilitate “bush-meat orphans,” young gorillas whose mothers are illegally killed by poachers for meat. Gorilla babies rely on the care and emotional support of their mother for as long as eight years.”_ I don’t know whether this is one of the greatest pictures I’ve ever seen or one of the most depressing—assuming the circumstances.
Jam recommendation: Cloudberry Jam, available at your local IKEA store. It’s swede-licious!
Simon leaving Yahoo!: “Last Friday was my last day at Yahoo!. I’ve had a fantastic time there, and will really miss working with Tom, Paul and the many other superb Yahoos I’ve had the privilege to meet.” Huh. So much for my dream to shake his hand when some day visiting the London office. (PS: He’s not talking about me, we don’t know eachother. Still…)
