Hmm... not much to say when you're high above the Mucky-muck

Life goes on and there's just not a whole lot to blog about right now.

My sister just turned 20 on the 30th and Aaron has beamed away to Israel. I got to see Max & Jenny's house, which I think is quite nice, while we interviewed them for the forthcoming "special thing" that someone I know is putting together.

I really did get an iMac, in case you didn't know, and yes, it is a good thing. Now I have 3 functioning computers running Windows XP (NOT Vista), Linux (Ubuntu), and Mac OS X (10.5). So no one can call my opinions uninformed anymore... unless they are running BSD or something.

Here's some iSight fun to prove it:











If you made it this far, I applaud you.

-Garrett

How to Buy a Computer in 2008 - Product Announcement

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Earthships

I'm not an environmentalist (I've been caught declaring that Yosemite should be entirely paved over) but I think these "Earthships" are pretty sweet. They are far from low-tech, have no service costs (power, water, etc), and look really wild. A cross between Hobbit homes and moisturizer vaporator farms on Tatooine are the best way to describe the way these homes look.

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Earthship Biotecture creates buildings that...

• Heat and cool themselves naturally via solar/thermal dynamics
• Collect their own power from the sun and wind
• Harvest their own water from rain and snow melt
• Sewage containment and treatment on site
• Produce food in significant quantities
• Utilize materials that are byproducts of modern society like cans, bottles and tires

Anyways... cool stuff, if you can get past the nature oneness and global warming emphasis that is so prevalent.

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