Fairly busy weekend. Two shows, two gatherings, a rehearsal, and a soccer game.
The soccer game was outdoor, on a half field, 4 on 4. The score was close, but took a 5-4 win.
I even scored a goal or two. More evidence that I’m totally out of shape, not that I wasn’t
aware of that already.
Well, that was mildly weird. I was messing with maps.google.com, looking at the satellite images zoomed way out to get a feel for how much coverage they have of the detailed satellite photos (~5% or so it seems).
So then I started panning around and zooming in kind of randomly. And I got down to about two notches up from the most detail, and thought “that kind of looks like Knoxville, TN, where the 82 Worlds Fair was”. Zooming out on the street map, and surprisingly, I was right. Odd.
I did actually go to the 82′ Worlds Fair though.
A collection of models and multimedia of various mechanical devices. Nifty.
Doh, had planet.adrianlikins.com updating once a minute instead of every 30 minutes. Sorry feed providers. The wacky web based cron manager scrubbed the /30.
Talking to jay, I decided to put up the archives of my limited garageband work. So they
are up at archives.
Fiddling around with Planet Planet as
a personal aggregator of sorts. Seems to work.
poke… poke… turbotax.com… ping?
sigh.
“The Freesound Project aims to create a huge collaborative database of audio snippets, samples, recordings, bleeps, … released under the Creative Commons Sampling Plus License. ”
Anyone have recommendations for personal imap mail hosting? I have a web hoster account with pop/imap, but no subfolder support with imap. If I’m going to use imap, I’d prefer that. I like to have my mail storage centralized, and organized.
If they offer ssh access and mutt, that would be even better.
Basically, just looking for a way to read mail without having to ssh into a particular box, but it would be nice if I could.
It kind of goes without saying that the cheaper, more reliable, and the larger the quota the better.
Update: On closer inspection, it looks like I can probably do what I want with the existing web host accounts I have. The docs on “folders” and “subfolders” confused me. Apparently they support folders, but not “subfolders” which I assume that means only a two level deep hiearchy, which is fine.
Indeed. Got it working, procmail and all. At least so far.