Should you dig back through my archives, please keep in mind that the further in the past a post was published, the more likely it is that the information has become outdated or my beliefs have changed. I sincerely believe that learning, growing, examining, and often changing beliefs is an integral part of being a responsible human being. My personal journey socially and politically has been ever leftwards, and there are many posts in the archives that I would not write the same way today, if at all. Thanks for understanding!
There are 20 posts previously published on October 15th
- 2023
- Year 50 Day 166 It's like a disco foam party! ➡
- 2022
- 📚 Books of Blood Vol. 4-6 by Clive Barker As dark, twisted, and excellent as ever. ➡
- 2021
- 📚 37/2021: Whether Change: The Revolution Will Be Weird edited by Scott Gable and Caroline Dombrowski ⭐️⭐️⭐️ ➡
- 2020
- 🖖 Discovery S03E01: A strong start to the season. Lots of cool tech, a number of intriguing clues and hints about the state of the galaxy, and a strong underlying theme of hope throughout the episode. And Grudge, of course, who I suspect has more to her than we’ve seen so far. ➡
- On This Day: Oct 15 Recognizing 20 years of blogging, here are my past posts from October 15 ➡
- 2018
- 2016
- 2008
- Links for October 15th from 06:39 to 15:51 Sometime between 06:39 and 15:51, I thought this stuff was interesting. You might think so too! ➡
- 2004
- Seattle Storm victory rally As I walked out of the building for lunch today, I heard some sort of big ruckus going on down towards Westlake Center. Being fond of ruckuses (ruckusi?) in general, I made a quick run back to the apartment to grab my camera, and then went back towards Westlake. ➡
- Green Glass Turtles While I was catching up on Julie's posts, I found out that she's set up a photoblog for her daughters, and it became a sweet way to start my day, looking at the world through their eyes for a few minutes. As I'm still getting used to this whole getting up at 6am routine, I don't often start my mornings off with a smile, but chipmunks, unicorns, and purple snakes sure did it for me today. ➡
- 2003
- Big Mac might get #2 spot The brand new 'Big Mac' supercomputer at Virginia Tech could be the second most powerful supercomputer on the planet, according to preliminary numbers. ➡
- Rebuilding djwudi.com This is going to be my repository for keeping track of what I do to install and configure the djwudi.com server. As such, it's likely to be filled with all sorts of geeky bits of no interest to anyone except me. Feel free to ignore it. :) ➡
- Put It In the Microphone Just got Kickshaw's latest CD, 'Put It In the Microphone' in the mail today. ➡
- Mayday! Mayday! The worst thing about all this is that it's not just my own site. If it were only my own personal playground, than while it would certainly be frustrating and aggravating, at least that way I would only be causing issues for me. However, since I have been hosting the sites for both my family and a friend, I've now managed to knock them offline too. Bleah. Not a good situation. ➡
- 2002
- No wonder I’m a wimp! People with natural red hair need about 20 percent more anesthesia than people with other hair colors, they told a meeting of anesthesiologists. The unexpected finding not only suggests that redheads are more sensitive to pain, but offers insights into how anesthesia works in people. ➡
- Adminspotting Choose no life. Choose no career. Choose no family. Choose a a fucking big computer, choose disk arrays the size of washing machines, modem racks, CD-ROM writers, and electrical cofee makers. Choose your future. Choose to sysadmin. ➡
- Royce and me I thought I'd share this rare, candid snapshot of Royce and I outside my old apartment in Anchorage. ➡
- Ascii-me! Royce sent me an ASCII rendering of my face. Rock on. ➡