If you’re a programmer and haven’t yet checked The Farm: The Tucows Developers’ Hangout (or just haven’t seen it recently), come give it a look! There’s all kinds of developer news, and it’s also a good place to go for Tucows client code and docuementation.
It’s Dave “Technorati” Sifry’s birthday today! In honour of this event we should drink Cosmos!
(Get it? Cosmos? As in Technorati Link Cosmos? Oh, never mind…)
By the way, Blogware — the blogging tool used to create this fine blog and put out by my company — and Dave are working together to make sure that Technorati and Blogware fit like a hand in a glove. Watch for great stuff from us!
The Good Professor Elizabeth “mamamusings” Lane Lawley reports that her proposed presentation for the 2004 O’Reilly Emerging Technology Conference has been accepted. Congratulations!
By the way, her presentation is titled Breaking Out of the Boys Club: How Diversifying Your Team Can Expand Your Market.
Now I need to get the company to sponsor me or scrounge up a free pass somehow (the con is very expensive)…
Gender, Computing and Kids. Part of a larger Stanford University report on gender gaps in education.
Women and Computer Science. A page full of great links.
Sharon meets the Brotherhood of the Twisted Pair. A recent plotline from the online comic General Protection Fault. The Brotherhood have difficulty dealing with the fact that Sharon is both 1337 and “…a…a…girl!”
Mark it on your calendars: Saturday, November 8th, 2003.
My friend from Crazy Go Nuts University, Ashley Bristowe and I have the same birthday: November 5th. We’ve had three joint birthday parties before and we’re doing it again. It’ll be my 36th and Ashley’s I-don’t-know-whath. It will be held at my swanky house, and given the current situation, it will probably be the last party of mine held there.
My estimate is that at peak, we had 120 people in the house at my last birthday party. If you’re really looking to procrastinate at work, you’ll enjoy the series of photos taken at that bash.
Meryle pointed this one out to me: Child Pimp Suits. I suppose you could also have your kid watch American Pimp to get the lingo right.
And don’t forget: you can make candy crack by putting miniature marshmallows into little plastic vials!
