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San
Francisco is a city with a limited amount of space to put people.
Limited space mixed with high demand means high-ass rents. Word
on the street is that SF has the highest rents in the country,
beating New York. I believe it. San Francisco is also a land known
for the occasional earthquake. The forward-thinking folks at Seismic
Solutions are using people's fear of quakes in a beautiful campaign
to try and bring rents back down to something a little less, oh
apocalyptic. I say, whatever works.
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...but
have no fear, earthquake retrofitting is here.
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I've
gotten into this whole Open Source movement lately and as part
of my allegiance to the new way, I decided to cruise down to Stanford
to check out Eric
Raymond give a chat. Eric is the guy who penned "The
Cathedral And The Bazaar" which was the impetus for Netscape
to make public it's source code for Communicator 5.0. Mozilla.org
is the result of this.
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So
I'm at this incredible
party on Saturday night. It's at this swank pad complete with
hot tub and this insane urban jungle containing street signs and
neon nestled among trees, birds and a little waterfall. Insanity
I tell ya! Break dancing in the living room, sex in the hot tub,
MC's rhyming. These guys know how to throw down. It was all good.
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Ever
have a Green Machine when you were a kid? Looks like the 90's
model is a bit more tricked out than the old school variety. Civil
servant not included.
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I
was a contender! I went up against Mike Tyson on my pay-per-view
special and got my little kitty ass whooped. Damn that criminal!
I'll get him and his little Don King too! Fight da power!
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