Entries written in March 2009
Written March 30, 2009 in Uncategorized
I’ve been trying to remember to mention alkaline for a few days now. It removes at least 50% of the time spent as per the below graph.
Starting in late January, I started searching for a new editor to use when coding PHP. I spent at least a few days with the different programmer editors that are popular on the OSX platform. Starting with Eclipse, here are my opinions and reviews.
As might be obvious from the …
- Hand Signals at the Stork Club
- Found while reading Susan Kare’s bio (That name sounds familiar because of Facebook Gifts), the Chumby. Neat idea, but why set your sights so low? I wonder what it’d be like if Apple did a clock radio using the iPod Touch as
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Wow. Just, wow… what an amazing collection.
Any IT guy is familiar with the “one or two times a year when we’re allowed to turn things off” problem. The higher ups insist that email (or insert other service here) always needs to be available, and anything that causes a delay in email (or other service) is met …
One of the coolest blogs I’ve found recently is The History Blog. I highly recommend adding it to your list or RSS reader.
- MediaTemple: Anatomy of Storage on the Grid
- The Atlantic: How the Crash will Reshape America – I liked this article, but it made a lot of statements about cities facing big losses in the financial sector that didn’t account for losses in the ancillary services and the deflation potential
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I’ve been quiet on this blog because work right now is absurdly boring — audits, scanning all our servers for social security numbers or security holes, deciding what will get upgraded this year and what next, so on so forth. When I’m home at night, all the interesting stuff has …
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