Archive for: May 2004

It’s been a week since I’ve put anything in my blog. Guess I’ve been kind of busy with other things.

One thing I’ve been spending a lot of time doing is helping out with the beta program for …

The other camera I had bought for my son sucked too bad, so today we went back to the Evil Walmart ™ and swapped it for a Vivitar Vivicam 3345. This camera is a tad more expensive, but it’s …

Novell has done a very cool thing: Made their Novell Connector product (formerly Ximian Connector) Open Source. It basically allows their Evolution email client, which runs on Linux, to talk to a Microsoft Exchange server. While you …

I’m happy to see the WINE project move forward, and I’m happy some of the people that are doing so are actually getting paid for it. Codeweavers is a company that sells a commercial version of WINE called …

Bittorrent is the perfect mechanism for downloading large files in high demand like a Knoppix ISO, which clocks in at about 700mb and is something many Linux geeks such as myself like to download as soon as it comes out. …

Over the past few days, I’ve been woken up every few hours or so for nighttime feedings. Of course, I went through this with Jaden about four years ago. One thing I don’t handle well is sleep deprivation. I am …

At 8:35am PDT (-7 GMT) on 4 May, Gracie was born. She was 19 1/4 inches long and 7 lbs 6 oz. Normal size, compared to my son who was 9 lbs 12 oz.

Mommy and baby are doing …

My wife and I are leaving for the hospital tomorrow morning at 5:30am PST (the date on the blog is relative to GMT) to be there at 6am. If I remember correctly, the C-Section surgery is planned for 8am tomorrow, …