an article about Montreal in which, basically, they describe the absolute worst this city has to offer. Dear weblog readers, if you come to Montreal you call me up or email and I’ll set you straight. Nice to see Dim and Skid getting a credit in the sidebar though – and their recommendations are better than the author’s.
OK I’ve been wrestling
on and off today with an interesting problem. I found a perfect thing yesterday at the street sale on St Laurent Boulevard. It’s rare that one finds a “perfect thing”. In my experience anyhow. A perfect thing, as opposed to just a regular old garden-variety thing, has to be pre-owned, I think, and it has to actually serve very little purpose. A bauble, a plaything, a gewgaw. Utility is the antithesis of perfect things. I mean a fancy computer is great and all, or a nice keychain or whatever – but they’re too mixed up with trying to do something to be perfect.
In any case, I found a perfect thing, and I want to put it on the web to share. I think it would be fun to share this perfect thing, after all, as its perfection will only be enhanced by the sharing.
So here’s the problem. One part of this involves putting a scanned page of text on the web. But, as befits a perfect thing, I believe it should be perfectly executed. And I can’t get the page(s) of text into .gif or .jpg format and keep them small and readable! Any and all advice would be appreciated by real graphics gurus who know about this sort of thing. Please email me with a solution! I will greatly appreciate it, and the world will have one more perfect thing to share!
The big news
while I was away (no, not the sub or DemCon2K) was that my friend Michael‘s company was bought by Peregrine Systems, which is really cool. Someday I want to start a business with Michael, or to work for him or something like that. He is a huge geek in a way that I am not nor will ever be – and he’s also deeply interested in the more personal, quotidian applications of networking and whatnot. I like people who can work the heavy steel end of networking and the web but also understand and appreciate the everyday, individual applications as well.
I think I’d
love it if my Mom posted to my weblog while I was away – just like in Megnut at the moment. It has been temporarily renamed Momnut.
Cool things about
Montreal on the web, exhibit A: an exhaustive study of Sushi in Montreal by Luc Devroye. I’ve been to several of the places mentioned, including Maiko last week, and he’s right on in his comments.
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