A musical happy birthday: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znucP0xqwak
Larry Kuperman
יום הולדת שמח
Doctor Nick now works for Basecamp, the project management software company. He is a full-fledged programmer and a father. (NOW do you feel old?) I pinged PJ earlier and I'll send Nick an invite.
My goodness, look at the folks here! voo, I have missed chatting with you on IRC so much. I hear a rumor (or should I say rumour) that a Martin might soon come visit. Who knows what other blasts from the past might show up?
Excuse me, is this the Old Folks reunion? Skinners with Walkers?
Happy birthday and best wishes.
יום הולדת שמח - koop
Daiwa, getting serious for a moment, I really want to thank you for welcoming me back (even if I am just passing through) to JU. One of the things that I do miss about this place is the camaraderie with the "old timers." (Not that you are old....just that you have been HERE for more than a little while...you know what I am trying to say in my awkward manner!) Thank you. As for for my smarmy "Benedict Arnold" reply, you wouldn't expect more/less from me, would you? :) Wikipedia h
Hey, Daiwa. Thanks for the comment. I am not really back, just passing though. Thought this might be of interest to some. Wikipedia has been shown to be as accurate as any other encyclopedia. As long as you are willing to check the references at the end of the article and to look at the "History" tab (must create a Wikipedia account and log in) for any changes. My omission of Scooter Libby was intentional. I also left out Benedict Arnold.
I haven't written here for quite a while, but I think that I made it up for in the length of this article. If you are interested enough, you can follow the link to my website for a PDF copy. I have been having a debate with my friend Jack (shout out!) about the proper way to view Edward Snowden and Bradley Manning. Both young men came into contact with secrets that they felt obligated, for whatever reason, to reveal. Whether you consider them heroes, traitors or something in
Thanks, Doc, and you have a PM. (f you get multiples, is that PMS?)
Congrats, Paul, and best wishes.
Today, at the JCS of Ann Arbor, I was privileged to take part in a reenactment of the Ellis Island experience, as follows: For millions of immigrant families, Ellis Island represented the last hurdle that needed to be overcome on the long journey to America. Ellis Island was a place of hope for, after long and often difficult struggles, the New World was in sight; but at the same time, it was a place of fear and desperation, because individuals or families could be refused admitta
The end of the year is always a time of reflection for me, of looking back over the past and thinking about the reasons to be grateful. One of the big things for me, and for my family, this past year was getting to meet Cory Doctorow in person. I have been a fan of his for a number of years, ever since someone recommended that I read his novel " Little Brother." I really wish I could remember who that was. After the first book, A Place So Foreign and Eight More, Overc
Happy birthday, Neil. And thank you. Thank for all the cool software (WindowBlinds, WindowFX, Multiplicity, DirectSkin and so much more); thank you for your role in the Community; and thank you for all the years of friendship. Here is wishing you many happy returns.
Of all the things that I like about this program, the one that I appreciate most is the simplicity. I recently re-installed Windows. Downloaded and installed Trillian; logged on and all my accounts were right there! I can go from PC to PC and still have everything. You can, so I understand, do the same with Pidgin, but the configuration, especially for Skype, was much harder. Anything that makes my life easier, I appreciate. Thanks as always for the
Yet another great post, Doc. Thanks for all your efforts!
Thanks for making it all possible, Kris.
I recently bought a new and faster Micro SD card for my Epic 4G. I tried to copy the files on my old Micro SD card over through my Windows computer; however Windows Explorer failed. I have a number of applications installed on my SD and Windows was just not happy with .gz format files, etc. A number of back up and cloning utilities were suggested at various forums; the one that I found be the best, in terms of small footprint and ease of use, is the HDD Raw Copy tool from HDD
No phone or a disposable phone will certainly work for some people, but for a lot of us, we need a dependable and full-featured phone. But you don't have to put up with spyware/crapware. A couple of months ago, I took the plunge: I rooted my phone. Android is a version of Linux and anyone who has used Linux knows, taking root gives you full control over your device. Backed up all my data and applications, wiped, installed a custom ROM. It was relatively painless, I found tutorials that
I really had a lot of fun making my version up. I didn't realize how may rescue disks there are.
If you are like me and people ask you to fix their computers, you probably carry a set of applications on a USB drive, your PC toolkit. SARDU, developed by Davide Costa, is a meta-tool, an application that lets you create and customize a bootable USB or CD/DVD toolkit. Get it? It is a tool for making a really cool toolkit. You download and unzip SARDU to your computer. Using a very simple interface, you can add components, as you wish, to create a really powerful and customized bootab
Thank you, Daiwa. Hope that life is treating you well.
My daughter, Lauren Kuperman, turns 17 this month. She is a senior at Community High in Ann Arbor, applying to colleges and is ready to start taking on both the rights and responsibilities of adulthood. With that in mind, Lauren and I went to the Red Cross this morning to donate blood. Her first time, my 49th since coming to Michigan. Going today was her idea. As I have mentioned in the past, Lauren attended Sunday School at the Ann Arbor Jewish Cultural School (JCS.) As part of her e
Happy birthday to a gentleman, a scholar and a true friend! :)