I am currently a software engineer at Google, where as a member of the Android platform team I build frameworks and user interfaces.
The blog here at dsandler.org is mostly historical; you can find more recent posts on Google+.
Rice (and WRC) alumnus Zach Allison gets a
nod in next month’s Wired
mag writeup of BigChampagne, the
“mistress” of music studios looking to use filesharing as an
unprecedented trend tool.
Slashdot has posted a front-page story on the new
t-shirts, on sale now. (Linkage: dsandler.org coverage, more
about my design, all
contest winners.)
At last, when a particularly pained “wwuuuu-AOOW?” emits from the
kitchen, you can’t take it anymore and you click on the light. And you
see…nothing. You see a cat, or possibly cats, but you don’t see them
doing anything, oh no. They just stand there, cats of the damned, trying
to pretend they’re waiting for a bus.
Related to recent cat post: life in a two-cat
household.
I am unable to account for why Emmaline has decided that she must
noisily scratch at every box in my office. She seems determined to open
each one, either by lifting a lid, slicing open a flap, or cutting along
a seam. Perhaps these Cat Laws can help me
make sense of her behavior.
More coverage of the VeriSign domain
fiasco: Slava
K., Register.
Also it looks like the machine that VeriSign has put up to handle all
these mistyped requests has either buckled under the load, or has been
attacked and is offline.