I was going to talk about iPod stuff -- but I'm too tired. But I did see an interesting article (thanks to (e:Twisted)) about what can basically work like Tivo for the iPod. Too cool. I'm sure at some point the iPod will become passé -- you know it's getting there when your grandma mentions wanting one and it's the topic of conversation on some second-rate sitcom. but like i could give a crap.

anyway, check out the article if you're interested --

".... yeah, I'll take a double-double animal style, choco-vanilla swirl shake, and fries... well done." *sigh* I miss in-n-out burger -- they were the best, and they were simple (and they still are).

so dig this: living in kenmore, i've been trying to get the feel of the stepford neighborhood dynamic and have been uncertain whether it's prudent to show my political colors. i figured, "screw it if they have a problem with me" then today i saw a sign for mary lou rath on my neighbor's lawn. well crap, now when i put up a sign for kerry / edwards i'm going to look like i'm doing it in reaction to what frikkin' gladys and abner kravitz are doing. blik!


this is p-w-e-i-zation

[inlink]paul,2050[/inlink] -- hey Paul, thanks for taking the time tonight. elmwood is always such a wonderful place to just get out and explore. i will make one correction to your journal, however... in order to link to me, you need to link to (e:j3sse) or else it goes to (e:jesse) -- which isn't me.

man, even the state i saw that Ti Powerbook in -- it is still such a cool machine. i'm such a pushover when it comes to good industrial design.

speaking of which, what the hell is the deal with all of these manufacturers that are coming out with the adonized iPod mini lookalikes (i think so far it's been toshiba and sony)? ugh, so typical to leech off what is truly innovative design (whether you like it or not, i think it's hard to deny that it's innovative).

okay -- so for tomorrow's entry, per (e:) Paul and (e:Twisted) 's suggestion, I'm going to talk a little bit about what can be done with the iPod (like anyone cares, right?) -- suffice it to say, anybody who looks at the iPod as just a music player doesn't know much about it. when's the last time you booted your machine off your MD recorder?

signing out -- ¡ coffee& esta muy bien !

why isn't (e:dmitri) hosting a radio show? his playlists read like a 2 hour block of music on cfny circa 1987

Jesus tap-dancing christ

Is anybody looking at/using craigslist buffalo besides horny middle-aged white men, people looking for/selling freakin' Bills tickets, and special interest groups? It would seem that just about every question I've put up has gone unanswered, and more importantly, nobody ELSE is asking questions.

Even the section that is usually worth a look (the personals) is a tad one-sided. Yes, the m4w section is chock full of interesting posts, but everything else (even the m4m) is noticeably bare! Perhaps the article in the Buffalo News should have thrown out a mention to CL.

Well, since I really don't see craigslist as competition for elmwoodstrip, I'm hoping that at some point more local people will start checking it out. I mean for fuck's sake... how else am I going to find out where a good bike shop is or a place to buy cheap computer equipment (anyone? anyone?) ?? Or if there are any good jobs downtown? Or what place makes the best pizza, wings, thai food, etc...

where oh where is my craigslist?