When you use Movable Type for multiblogging, sometimes you’re going to find that you want to keep readers out altogether. Here’s a way to do it using Apache’s mod_env and an .htaccess file.
This deeply moving, deeply felt and beautifully rendered film is something everyone should see. If for no other reason, the climactic scene of a freezing and starving Polish pianist playing Chopin for his life.
A kind of funny story in which I ask a stupid question.
There’s a new nuttiness abroad in the land.
Sitting in with NYSAE tonight, lots of Russian romantics.
Someone on MOL has been posting these, and I couldn’t resist.
One of the highlights of our trip to Baltimore this weekend was a game at Camden Yards. A great place to see a game.
These new statistics shouldn’t cause the people at Firefox to get complacent. While IE is losing market share, Firefox is not getting all or even most of it.
Documentation for theme and style management is a little bit lacking. Here are a few methods and tweaks you should know, for adding and managing styles or themes, and for making them a little more user-customizable.
I love this:
The story of the making of the movie “Fitzcarraldo” is parallel to the plot of the film itself: a madman is seized by a vision — to haul a steamship over a mountain to the river on the other side. Werner Herzog had the idea, and to bring it to life on film he couldn’t use models, special effects, easy locations. It had to be done with a real ship, over a real mountain, in a real South American jungle.
Driving home from rehearsal at BSO last night, I found myself on a beautiful clear night looking over the skyline of lower Manhattan. A sort of wave rolled over me, just a few days after September 11, of what I saw that morning in 2001 and the events of the weeks that followed. I thought […]
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