Gregg Hilferding

During a server upgrade a couple months back I managed to forget to import the mysql data for this site. Whoops. :/

Look for a few changes coming to this area. :)

Anyone who reads this blog (hi mom!) has noticed a particular lack of, well, blog entries. This is in part to a massive project I've been working on at work. Because of that project, I intentionally blocked my attention from wandering to some of the time sinks I had previously found so worthwhile (hi google reader! where ya been iconbuffet?).

Thankfully though, I have some good news. With the aid of that massive project, I can even tell you in a t-shirt:

If you click that t-shirt, you'll be taken to the first site that is using the technology I've been putting together between the rest of my responsibilities at work. To put it in a nutshell, T-shirts.Dyetub.com lets people make and share custom t-shirt designs.

T-shirts are pretty freakin' cool, so a website where you can design your own should be pretty freakin' cool, too. Of course, there are other sites out there where you can design a t-shirt but they want you to actually buy the shirt, not just show off your neat idea to your friends. So things like hotlinking are actively discouraged instead of embraced.

If you've ever had an idea for a t-shirt, go make it. Not sure how? Watch a quick movie to learn how. And be sure to let me know how it goes for you. :)

After a hectic holiday break and a whirlwind first three weeks of the new year, I've finally completed my rough schedule for an upcoming project. This project (details to be revealed as they become available) will take at least through September of this year and will probably not be publicly available until the end of the year.

To focus my efforts I am temporarily suspending my tracking of all things industry-related. I've also moved all my RSS feed subscriptions from Safari to Google Reader (thanks to the excellent Automator script for exporting Safari RSS feeds to an OPML file!).

The sessions I plan on attending are shown below. You can find the original (and regularly updated) session grid here.