Good-bye, proud world! I’m going home:

the wired blog network just flashed me.  i think it was the movement of the mouse off the page.

“In January we issued an alert regarding efforts by malicious third parties attempting to gain access to your Flickr account.”

flickr just opened under the wordpress banner (when logged in).  wordpress is subsuming flickr in camino.  i am in a window within a window.  no thank you, close and quit.

i made a tag cloud and instantly deleted it.  i might put it back.

well, the thing about
writing
is that all has changed.
now that i’m not on the feed.
instant feed.
well, fifteen minutes.
or two days.
depending
on the feed.

does the web have a theme does the web have a scheme?

it’s not about the fact, is how you arrive at the fact, which is then passed by, yet is somewhat retained.

this is a test.  this is only a test.  in the event of a real blog, bloggable things would have been blogged about, bloggingly.

“but it seems you stumbled onto a new kind of humor.”

“but what good is it if it doesn’t make anybody laugh?”

– from “the time of your life”, by william saroyan, and james cagney’s film by the same name.

the handprint
that stays on the wall.

describe social objects are free

<musically>

i can’t buy shark-man
cos the links don’t work,
the links dont work,
the links don’t work.

i can’t buy shark-man
cos the links don’t work,
all the doodle-oody-oody
all the day

</musically>

ooh! now i tag a tag:

we are not allowed to have a brewery in this county.

“The masses all have a purpose,
I alone am stubborn and uncouth.”

-laotsu, 64ish

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ok, now in wiki for girls, that last bit of typing would mean something.

kidding.

i was going to write about the tag i am going to do:  laoTsu  the reason i would tag it this way is (a) it is easier, and (b) it has camelCase potential.  what is camelCase potential?  we don’t know yet.

in wiki for girls
you can choose ‘offline’ or ‘online’ from the tagBrowser.

and the tagBrowser shows tagClouds.
you search, and as you are typing, your tag cloud filters, and the tags float around.

went for a walk on the course in the evening, and some little bird was flying around over the water and tweet-clacking. it had a black head with a long pointy beak like a penguin and a white stripe around its neck, and it flew a little like a nighthawk, a little like a jay. i thought it was a bluejay, at first. it landed on the branch of a fallen tree, then did the display again, flying in circles low over the water, and squawk-rattling. the circle and land behavior reminded me of the black phoebe. i have seen the black phoebe doing this (not flying over the water, but making short loops in the air) both along the cliffs in central california and in the baja, from the carizo. in the baja it made a nest in the well, with some mud.