I’m not sure whether or not to be surprised when computer programming and philosophy collide. The two disciplines seem so incompatible, yet are both based on an ability to look at the world and discern truisms in the way things behave. It is always fascinating to me when I discover some fundamental truism in life…

Speaking of little projects (see prev. post), I humbly present Broofa’s Toolbar, a nifty little utility that gathers various scripts I’ve found useful in years past into one tidy little bookmark. If you’re running IE or a Mozilla-like browser, you can open it right this very instant. This is still a work in progress, but…

I suspect we all occasionally get an urge to pursue some little project that people might find fun or interesting and make it available to the masses. Heck, this is what a lot of the WWW is about. But I don’t often actually follow up on these urges, so it’s fun to discover people who…

I just stumbled across a new code repository/bug tracking system called Trac. It’s still in it’s infancy, but it’s nice to see someone synthesizing the code managment and bug tracking experiences. And they have a built-in Wiki engine to boot, which means your comments and bug reports can have rich text… something that’s been missing…