Back on twitter.  I’m not putting the link on my blog, and I’ll leave it as an exercise to you to find me on there if you’re so inclined.

The move is done and all links are updated.  Checklist Tree is now at http://checklisttree.sourceforge.net!

SourceForge approved Checklist Tree for hosting!  So a few changes are going to happen:

1. The page will move to sourcefoge.net servers as soon as I get a chance.
2. The source code will be in sourceforge’s subversion repository.
3. The releases will move to sourceforge.
4. The links on the software section will point to the project page on sourceforge.
5. The license will switch from public domain to GPL.  I see needing to use some GPL code in the future, so I might as well.

Hopefully the move will be smooth…hopefully

Took these pics a couple weeks ago at the Church’s Chicken at Oracle and Magee on the NW side.  Click thumbnails for larger versions.

First up, here’s a closeup of the ants…

And a shot illustrating where this gruesome scene takes place…

I can only hope a health inspector sees this.

So a bunch of us went out into the desert to shoot things…among which were two pumpkins.  Witness the carnage, and enjoy the music.

I don’t get this…

On the way to work, I saw a “yes for marriage” sign that someone had taped a “thank you” sign on top of.  What’s the point of that?  While the proposition passed in Arizona, had it been up to Pima County (the San Franpsycho of Arizona) the measure would never have passed.

Go put the thank you signs up in Maricopa county.  Give thanks where it’s due, not here.

Totally digging the drums…the RB2 set is a vast improvement over the RB1 set.

Sometimes I love living in Arizona.

So I recently moved my router from a 32 bit machine to an Amd64 machine, and switched from 32 bit ubuntu to 64 bit ubuntu.

One of the glitches I came across was that upnpd couldn’t register the root device.  I tracked the problem down to a bug with the upnp 1.4 library on x86_64.  I got pupnp-1.6.6 and compiled, installed, recompiled linux-igd, reinstalled that, and everything worked fine.

Hope this helps someone

It’s coming soon — I’m still working on making it possible to hide checked nodes.  There’s a lot of functionality that WinForms on .NET Compact Framework just doesn’t have, sadly.