• Posted by Tim Jarrett
  • On October 2, 2003

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Photos from the Museum of Glass

I was cleaning out my phonecam’s memory today to make room for BloggerCon photos and found this collection of photos from our recent trip to the Museum of Glass in Tacoma with Charlie and Carie. Unlike our previous trip, the temporary exhibit was about glass this time—fine glass art from early 20th century Austria and [...]

  • Posted by Tim Jarrett
  • On October 2, 2003

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BloggerCon attendees, count off

Dave’s got a post collecting comments and TrackBacks from people heading to BloggerCon so we can all wish them safe travel. Having arrived Tuesday morning for recruiting, I wish everyone a safe and pleasant trip.

  • Posted by Tim Jarrett
  • On October 2, 2003

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Party on, Dave and Adam

Dave says that he and Adam Curry will be sponsoring the pre-BloggerCon party on Friday night, at, um, the Hong Kong in Harvard Square.
Man. The Hong Kong. Site of plenty of late nights, some relatively sane (like the night we went there at 1:00 am when I was an undergrad, after riding a bus [...]

  • Posted by Tim Jarrett
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Missed

Wish I had run into Adam at last night’s HBS recruiting event. Maybe I’ll get a chance to talk to him at BloggerCon.

  • Posted by Tim Jarrett
  • On October 2, 2003

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Update on iPod issues

As the old joke goes, my operation on my iPod was a success but the patient died. That is: I got the case open, found the broken connections, re-soldered them, closed the case, went to start up the iPod, and couldn’t get it past the Apple logo on the splash screen, even to do a [...]

  • Posted by Tim Jarrett
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Trusted and untrusted

I found on Tuesday night that MIT Sloan had turned off WiFi access for unknown laptops. In olden days (as recently as last year), using a WiFi card with an unknown id number would redirect you to a page where you could register as an alumnus. Talking to the students, I learned that the IT [...]