Monthly Archives: August 2004

Bruce Sterling’s SIGGRAPH Rant

Posted on August 31, 2004 by Jim

I stumbled on Bruce Sterling’s SIGGRAPH 2004 rant this morning.  Brilliant and light-speed, as usual.

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Spencer Tunick’s Cleveland Photo Revealed

Posted on August 16, 2004 by Jim

Spencer Tunick’s Cleveland photos were revealed at MOCA on Friday.  Teresa and I each got our own 8 x10 photo, which are now framed and hanging at home.  The photo is beautiful, with a wonderful view of the cityscape downtown.

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SpinRite 6 Released

Posted on August 10, 2004 by Jim

SpinRite 6 has been released, the famous data recovery tool by Steve Gibson.  It now supports NTFS and other non-FAT file systems. In the early 1990′s, I did computer support at Virginia Tech libraries, and SpinRite was an invaluable tool, … Continue reading →

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Cinema at the Square Schedule

Posted on August 9, 2004 by Jim

Playhouse Square is running a film series on a big screen in the grand old – but refurbished – Palace Theater.  Unfortunately, while their web site is great for booking an individual show, it’s nearly impossible to figure out what … Continue reading →

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