Posts Tagged geek
AT&T Transcontinental Cable Route
Posted by inanis in Geek Stuph, Technology on January 31, 2010
I’ve suddenly become fascinated with old AT&T Transcontinental Cable Routes (L-Carrier) and their markers. I’ve collected a whole bunch of markers and taken pictures of them…
If I get some more time, perhaps I will post a KML file. For the time being, look at them on Panoramio!
Anyone else got pictures and coordinates of markers, along with their marker numbers? Throw em in the comments – I’d like to start a hobbist database.
Testing posting from the Droid.
Posted by inanis in Daily Life, Geek Stuph on December 24, 2009
This really isn’t anything but a test post from wpToGo on my droid. Oh, the inane things we do.
Merry Christmas everybody!
Yeah, that wasn’t supposed to happen…
Posted by inanis in Geek Stuph on December 23, 2009
Really, all I did was install some updates and somehow (read: it’s my fault), the swap file on the server went away and then the server refused to boot. I fixed it, so it’s all good.
Long story short: I made changes to try to fix something and I made it worse. The server has been upgraded about a billion times and really just needs a clean install. I just have to figure out how to do that seamlessly. Easier said than done.
Inanis Glass 1.3.6
Posted by inanis in Geek Stuph on December 16, 2009
Inanis Glass has been updated to v1.3.6. I’ve made a couple of minor changes to the layout for blind readers, along with many aesthetic changes. Unless there are any major problems with NON-IE6 users, this will be the last version of Inanis Glass. Ever. Period. I mean it. Again.
My work has already shifted to Inanis Seven. You can probably guess what that’s going to be. 
Download the final version of Inanis Glass here.
Inanis Glass 1.3.51 beta
Posted by inanis in Geek Stuph on December 8, 2009
Hey folks. I’m testing Inanis Glass 1.3.51. It’s all cosmetic changes, and some code optimization. Let me know if you have any problems viewing my ‘blog or if you run into any issues. If you want a preview beta copy, hit me up on my Contact page.
(Oh, and on the contact page, just throw the secret question into google and you’ll get the answer – and if you don’t already know the answer, I guess you aren’t a geek. Maybe.)
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