http://delver.org/ delver.org :: danger dave's domain en-us c-delvermt@delver.org 2005-07-25T15:06:15-08:00 hourly 1 2000-01-01T12:00+00:00 http://delver.org/archives/000388.html Seriously, and I can't stress this enough: we threw some pretty notable parties back at my old aparment in San Francisco. Apparently that's not happening anymore: via web linkage, I discovered the blog of someone who appears to occupy Gautam's... 388@http://delver.org/ 2005-07-25T15:06:15-08:00 http://delver.org/archives/000387.html So, you've probably noticed that I haven't written much in the past few months. It's fair to say that a lot has happened on this end. I've gone through somewhat of a reset about this blog and its role in... 387@http://delver.org/ 2005-07-25T09:11:27-08:00 http://delver.org/archives/000386.html So, I spent some time today weaking havoc with heavy construction equipment. One of my co-workers is tearing down his old house (and his other house on the neighboring lot) in order to make way for a new super-abode. Even... 386@http://delver.org/ 2005-05-12T01:08:28-08:00 http://delver.org/archives/000385.html A small fraction of the tickets sold for the Vertigo Tour are 'golden tickets' that permit their holders (and one guest) to stand inside the ring. Our tickets were scanned on entry to the Key Arena and as extreme luck... 385@http://delver.org/ 2005-04-26T13:43:07-08:00 http://delver.org/archives/000384.html Howdy! The last month has been quite busy: my team hits pre-version-1 on 5/2 and we've got miles to go before we sleep. I've also got a new software project up my sleeve that I'll post here just as soon... 384@http://delver.org/ 2005-04-25T16:04:46-08:00 http://delver.org/archives/000383.html The last month has been busy on a number of fronts, but nothing kept me quite as occupied as preparing for last night's Laptop Battle. Check out three of my tracks from last night: First round (and, by luck of... 383@http://delver.org/ 2005-04-02T12:21:39-08:00 http://delver.org/archives/000382.html My first patent was finally issued... and to think it only took the Patent Office five years to get its act together. I filed a second EQuill patent in early 2001; all I ask is that they get it issued... 382@http://delver.org/ 2005-03-01T14:24:43-08:00 http://delver.org/archives/000381.html Woah, apparently slashdot folks are capable of making funnies about minimalist music.... 381@http://delver.org/ 2005-02-17T13:07:25-08:00 http://delver.org/archives/000380.html Heading to San Francisco this weekend to catch up with friends and to see what Danny is up to. I'll get those Australia photos up when I get back. Really!... 380@http://delver.org/ 2005-02-11T13:53:24-08:00 http://delver.org/archives/000379.html Hilarity ensues after it is discovered that "the grace of THE LORD JESUS THE CHRIST" is responsible for a recent (and dubious) proof that P != NP. sdw: Just have faith! P != NP is just a theory. jb: That's... 379@http://delver.org/ 2005-02-09T13:14:19-08:00 http://delver.org/archives/000378.html I'm now using del.icio.us to bookmark pages that are interesting but perhaps not worth commenting on in this blog. Del.icio.us is a great service with a quirky name. (Observant readers will notice the new rdf/rss/atom/del.icio.us links available from the navigation... 378@http://delver.org/ 2005-02-08T19:10:23-08:00 http://delver.org/archives/000377.html Frank Chu, San Francisco's most famous protester, gets an excellent interview in the Chronicle. Chu's sign has changed substantially since the dot-com era. I encountered his enigmatic protest daily when I worked for EQuill; I can still recall his old... 377@http://delver.org/ 2005-02-07T13:19:39-08:00 http://delver.org/archives/000376.html Here's a better question: when will you stop watching it?... 376@http://delver.org/ 2005-02-04T11:36:45-08:00 http://delver.org/archives/000375.html Oliver points me to an excellent and relatively balanced article on Social Security. I should be clear that I believe in the cause of Social Security. My concern is with its implementation. It’s true that Social Security won’t collapse tomorrow,... 375@http://delver.org/ 2005-02-01T17:09:25-08:00 http://delver.org/archives/000374.html A number of friends have asked, so here goes: Driving Votes is still alive and well, though its mission has shifted from rallying democratic voters to helping forge a coherent message for the Democratic Party. A handful of talented DV... 374@http://delver.org/ 2005-01-31T16:12:06-08:00