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Monthly Archives: June 2005
Spectaclar Updates
I’ve been working on a bunch of miscellaneous stuff this week which are loosely related to the “Spectaclar” project: A lot of wiki cleanup – I think I got most of the dead links, so that there’s at least stub articles everywhere there’s a link Patch to MediaWiki – not a huge contribution, but one [...]
Seattle Bus Monster
The Seattle Bus Monster is one of the cooler examples of Google abuse that I’ve seen yet. Merges Google Maps and the funky real-time bus tracker app.
Monster Engine – Enhancing kid art
Here’s the site for a guy who embellishes the crap out of kids’ drawings. They still are very recognizable as the kids’ orginal work, but he takes them in a freaky, surreal direction.
Spectaclar: Authorization first
More on Spectaclar. Haven’t done much today on the site, as I’ve been working on Mediawiki and riding my bike and enjoying being a slacker. There’s a blurb that I just added to the site that’s probably worth blogging. The primary focus for this site, at the time of this writing, is authorization, as opposed [...]
16 acres of floor space in MO
Want to buy 16 acres (under roof) of warehouse space in Missouri? My parents have just the thing for you. They tend to buy a lot of things they don’t need.
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Spectaclar
Well, I’m ready to start talking about “Spectaclar“, which is my new website (and hopefully community) around open source access control. I’ve written a rather long explanation of what Spectaclar is about. To summarize, I’m trying to find a few really good open source web applications, understand their access control mechanisms, and begin to try [...]
A new chapter
It’s official: I’m no longer an employee of RealNetworks, Inc.. I’m now starting a new phase, which is one where I’ll hopefully be a visible part of many other open source projects (e.g. I’ve already started poking my nose in on Mediawiki development). I started at “Progressive Networks” nine years ago, on March 11, 1996. [...]
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