March 30, 2007. Check out the auction here. It’s a 12” iBook G4 with a 1.2GHz processor. It has the maximum RAM possible, 1.25GB. It has Bluetooth, AirPort Extreme, and a Combo Drive that plays DVDs and CDs, and burns CDs (CD-RW or CD-R). It has USB 2.0, FireWire, ethernet, and a built-in 56K modem as well. Mac OS X Tiger is included, along with Virtual PC and Windows XP Home. It even comes with a Booq… Read more »
March 24, 2007. If you’re subscribed to this site in your RSS reader, make sure you check out the new list of feeds. If you’re not subscribed to this site or don’t even have an RSS reader, take a look anyway to find out what you’re missing! Since the entire site runs on Tense Code, that means you’ll find an RSS feed for every section of the site. I imagine the most popular will be the feed for my software… Read more »
May 6, 2006. Stop by your local comic shop, say hello, and grab a free comic! I’m off to do that myself right now. There’s a free Scott Pilgrim comic by Bryan Lee O’Malley I’m keen on picking up. If you’re in Michigan, stop by Comic City. Best comic shops I’ve ever been to and they’re owned by wonderful people. Read more »
January 27, 2006. Saturday, January 28th (that’s tomorrow as of this writing) Tense Forms will be hosting our first winter showcase (after a couple of successful ones in the summer) at the Subterranean in Chicago. It’s called 800 Winters and there will be music from five bands, a debut play, and visual art from 25 artists (including myself, and the illustration above). I’ll be there too, having a good time…. Read more »
December 22, 2005. I’d like to mention a new album briefly, Uh-Oh by the Notes and Scratches. I designed both the site and the album art, but what really shines here is the music—It’s a lovely record that’s been getting generous amounts of praise: “Dumas and crew do almost nothing disagreeable and, with near-nauseating charisma, charm to no end. “Uh-Oh” deserves multiple, multiple listens.”… Read more »