A ThinkPad, a cat that doesn’t understand personal space, coffee, and water–vital parts of my morning routine.
My social-media-savvy (and skilled) fellow Lifehacker Tamar Weinberg did the yeoman’s job of getting the whole editorial team to spill what we use in discussing, planning, researching, and writing the site. My own picks and preferences are about halfway [...]
Entries from July 2008
What I use
July 29th, 2008 1 Comment
Tags: geekery · Lifehacker · navel gazing
Q&A With Coverville’s Brian Ibbott at Lifehacker
July 27th, 2008 No Comments
Brian Ibbott, creator and host of the long-running, ground-breaking music podcast Coverville, agreed to chat with me last week, and the Q&A is posted at Lifehacker.
It was really weird, in a great way, talking one-on-one with a voice I’ve been hearing for years–on car trips, during dish-washing sessions, over the occasional jog, and in other [...]
Tags: geekery · Lifehacker
New look
July 25th, 2008 No Comments
If you’re a return visitor, you might notice that I’ve changed the looks of this place. Let me tell you, it’s a lot more fun than house decorating, but it involves just as many challenges.
For those who follow WordPress minutiae, I made the move from the PressRow theme, designed by Chris Pearson, to Cutline, which [...]
Tags: announcements · WordPress
Taking on the Taste
July 13th, 2008 No Comments
One man, alone (actually, accompanied by a patient wife and/or a friend or two) and unarmed (except with a camera, wallet, iPod touch, keys, a water bottle, pre-applied sunscreen and sunglasses) against a horde (nearly 60, actually) of Buffalo’s restaurants, all lined up on one avenue, for two days.
This epic tale can be found over [...]
Tags: Buffalo · food · photos · Taste of Buffalo
Buffalo skyline
July 11th, 2008 No Comments
Taken from the observation tower at the Erie Basin Marina.