Eric Ingrum's Project Blog

ON stage at the Metro on Monday night, it seemed you’re enjoying being a rock star again. True? It’s funny you’d say that ‘cos that was not one of my favourite shows. It went downhill at one point. Yeah. I enjoy playing these days. I try to make the most of it and sometimes it’s [...]

Users of the site can now add twice as many links to their startpage. AwesomeStart developers also wrote about some new features coming soon. Read More: Feature Update, Top Requests

Pictures coming soon. Our apartment is AWESOME. It’s even bigger than I remember. Everything’s going so well. We’re the only people moving in this month, so we’re litterly the only apartment of the six in our complex with people in it. We have the whole place to ourself. You should see my ONE car in [...]

Today is the day I have long hoped to never see – no, not my last day in Streamwood, I’ve been looking forward to that forever. I’m referring to the day Microsoft, in their infinite wisdom, banned every user with a modified xbox. If you’ve change anything internaly in your xbox, you’ve now been banned [...]

After twenty-one years and a handful of failed attempts, I’m finally moving out. I’m moving south to Bloomington Normal. I’ve got almost everything packed. Just under four days left now, and I’ll never have to come back here.

From Trent: As the climate grows more and more desperate for record labels, their answer to their mostly self-inflicted wounds seems to be to screw the consumer over even more. A couple of examples that quickly come to mind: * The ABSURD retail pricing of Year Zero in Australia. Shame on you, UMG. Year Zero [...]

After finally finishing the most massive web project I’ve worked on since TBMChicago 2.0, I’ve realized I totally fucked something up. Now I have to go back over all 400 pages and fix it. Goddamnit. Anyhow, here’s the latest developers log with some pictures of just what I’ve been working on. We’ve been doing some [...]

Boston.com has a really awesome article about our war spending budget. I’ll attempt to summarize some of their breakdowns. According to the National Priorities Project, the total cost of the Iraq war is estimated to reach $456 billion by September. Let’s see what else Americans would be able to do with that money. The World [...]

Last night’s Lost was simple the greatest hour of television I’ve ever seen. No contest. If you don’t watch this show, go out and buy season 1 and get to work.

So I’ve got everything figure out. I was able to patch twentyfive startpages so far, but it’s taking more like five minutes to complete each page – meaning this is going to take aproximatley . . . an eternity. Anyways, 25/391 done. That’s 6%. Goddamnit, I don’t know how I’m going to finish this.