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Check out my new toy!

June 21st, 2004 Posted in Personal Pics

Photo of me taken with my new iSightCheck me out. No seriously, check me out.

It’s a little hard to actually show you my new birthday toy, but I can show you what it does. That lovely photo of me is what it does. Basically makes it so even though I work in the comfort of my own home I can’t come to work in my underwear anymore. It’s iSight, the fancy little video-conferencing camera/microphone. Pretty nifty, huh?

All thanks to a client who wants to see my ugly mug rather than just talk on the phone. Thanks, man.

  1. 5 Responses to “Check out my new toy!”

  2. By Steve K. on Jun 22, 2004

    You look so happy in that picture … NOT!

    Just kidding. Soon I will be on iSight as well, and we will video conference. It will be amazing. “Looking” forward to it …

  3. By Steph on Jun 23, 2004

    Does this new “business expense” precurse the comeback of the tie-brary?

  4. By Josh on Jun 28, 2004

    If it does, I’ve got a few donations I can make to the cause.

  5. By Nick on Jun 28, 2004

    Oooh… but would it be a tie-brary or just a private collection? With showings by appointment only, complete with stinky cheese and wine as you stroll through the hallways admiring each piece?

    The tieseum?

  6. By kevin on Jun 30, 2004

    Why does everyone think I look angry in that picture? I had a *real life* comment to the same effect. That’s my goofy half-smirk. I guess it’s harder to see in the thumbnail, but it’s pretty clear from the larger version that I’m anything but angry.

    Anyway, the idea of donning a few of the old tiebrary ties I took with me before its relocation to North Carolina is very tempting. Of course that’d also mean dressing up when I usually just wear jeans and a t-shirt to work. Too much effort.

    And I’d like to register my dislike with the idea of a tieseum. Until such time as neckties are banned as formal wear, ugly ties should be worn and applauded.

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