Helping my friend bryan elope. Death to the marriage industrial complex!



Tag: friends
stone carving class
with Tobias Boonstoppel Sha-Mayn Teh at the educational alliance




Rooftop party

Shadowtale
sophie wrote the script for this
Bergie and his cyborg friend
I posted a story on Jerry’s USB finger. We all thought the replacing a lost finger with USB storage was cool in a cyberpunk way. The worldwide interest around it took us by quite a surprise. The story was On all major news websites, and even on radio morning shows.
A Modest Proposal
rabitt proposed
Lookery
elias’ new gig. ads targeting for social networks or something
Part-time Istanbullu
henri teleworks from istanbul on a regular basis. awesome!
Walking Desk
Other desk-bound workers have gone the build-it-yourself route. After hearing about Levine’s studies, Shimon Rura, a freelance software developer in Somerville, Mass., constructed a treadmill desk in his home office last year. He walks barefoot, checking his e-mail and chatting on the phone throughout the day. His preferred pace and duration: 2.4 kmh for 6-8 hours each day. His motivation: simple. “I felt I really wasn’t getting enough exercise”.
shimon’s treadmill desk gets a write up
Greg Stein on Google
But I’ve really been missing out on writing Open Source code. It has been several years since I have significantly contributed code to any Open Source project, and that has been a growing dissatisfaction for me. I’ve been involved with Open Source for over 14 years… it is one of the things that I love to do. My departure from Google is going to allow me to get back into Open Source development. It is going to allow me to travel. And it is going to allow me to explore where I’m going with my new life. I see a world and a lifetime of opportunity with this move, and am tremendously happy about it. And no, I’m not going to be working any time soon. Please feel free to contact me about short-term projects, and I’ll keep it in mind, but I don’t foresee any real interest until at least January.
greg stein moves on