March 31st, 2006
I’ve been working within the dark recesses of rackmount hardware lately. The bunker doesn’t have the best lighting, and I figured I wasn’t doing anything else with my forehead, so it’d be a perfect place to strap on a light. Of course, not a week after I make my investment in head-mounted lighting, […]
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March 30th, 2006
Joy joy. North Carolina’s lottery starts today. I fled Georgia, with its lottery and really enjoyed living in a lotteryless state. It was so much easier to buy some gasoline and a PayDay bar and get on with your day, before the lottery. Now, the lines will form, particularly when the stakes are high. Dozens […]
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March 28th, 2006
Pete told me about this oralpixation project. I’m a big fan of random pictures from a shoephone. I think I’ll have to participate. Of course, it could just be an April Fool’s joke.
But that shouldn’t stop folks from doing it.
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March 24th, 2006
Back in the day, my friend Strick wanted a way for all of his friends to associate themselves together, even if they perhaps did not know one another. Effectively, the idea was to have a friends-of-Strick tag that could be distributedly applied by each of his friends to their own sites and servers.
Strick accomplished […]
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March 23rd, 2006
I’ve become the admin for a growing number of machines for my day job, hidden away in our underground bunker, deep within one of the appalachian mountains. It’s been a while since I’ve played with hardware, since I’ve become a fan of the Apple Macs. Macs, having virtually no user-serviceable parts, let you […]
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March 22nd, 2006
Congrats to Sam Pullara and his team at Gauntlet Systems on their recent acquisition by Borland. Nothing sucks worse than a broken build, and Gauntlet seems to have taken continuous integration into a nicely packaged commercial software-as-a-service offering. Let’s hope Borland doesn’t screw it up. Anyone remember Together/J?
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March 18th, 2006
Watching TV lately, I’ve seen this commercial for M&Ms. It’s a fun trippy commercial with a mellow Donovan-esque soundtrack. Personified M&Ms are floating, probably tripping balls, in a kaleidescope swirl. Then a hand reaches down, grabs one, and devours poor little M&M in one bite. The M&M has a face, […]
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March 14th, 2006
I got tired of Typo misbehaving, so decided to give WordPress a whirl.
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