Obsessive little beast

[xiphmont]

[Clearing out a few pics from the last month or so that I hadn't gotten around to posting...]

Denton requested a handful of raisins while he was in the bath. The next time I looked over, he'd carefully lined them up along the edege of the sink and over the next ten minutes, ate them one by one, left to right.

Comments

[thpeech.livejournal.com]

That's hilarious. I used to do that with coloured M&Ms - I'd make a whole graph of them, lined up by colour (in rainbow order). I'd eat the excess uneven number, then work on the remaining rectangle, row by row.

Looks like something my dad would have done, too.

[greenlily.livejournal.com]

Okay, that is among the cutest things I've ever seen. :)

Theora

[velmont.net (from livejournal.com)]

Hello, when is a new Theora blog post coming? :-)

There have been an explosive growth in theora-content on the web, and you make it look so much better. It'll be interesting to look where the project is headed. :-)

Re: Theora

[xiphmont.livejournal.com]

The bad news is that RedHat (for the time being) transferred me off all Xiph projects (that means Thusnelda) to work on an internal project. This is temporary. Trust me, it better be.

The good news is that Xiph had already been working on securing funding to get Tim Terriberry working on Thusnelda full time when I got pulled off the project. This funding came through in February, that was what the Slashdot story was about. As much of the Thusnelda work was me channelling Tim, this is an even better position to be in than we were before. It would be best if we could both work on it... but Tim is definitely a higher-powered video hacker than I am.

So, no new work happened between Thanksgiving and February or so, but work has resumed at a decent pace.

I wonder if I could rope Tim into blogging.