Thursday, September 24, 2009
I’ve been given claim code, which apparently has to exist in a post, hence this one
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Tuesday, September 15, 2009
I’m allergic to the raw forms of several things: celery, honeydew, watermelon, cucumber, apple, hand melon, plum, banana - and probably more that have slipped my mind.
If they’re cooked, they’re fine. Or if they’re coated in dressing or citric acid (like in a fruit salad with oranges).
Anyways – it does cut into what I can eat [...]
Monday, September 14, 2009
With the new iPod nano from Apple, it looks like someone is starting to implement a digital radio recorder.
It’d be nice if it wasn’t just the “skip” or “pause” protection, but it’s a start.
Saturday, September 12, 2009
It’s been a month since I last posted on my weight loss attempts.
From a month ago, I’ve dropped 11 lbs. For my metric-bound acquaintances: I have no idea, so look it up
Now I have a good (but somewhat costly) problem – I need new pants
Thursday, September 10, 2009
I just found this article from David Pogue that indicates how to avoid the voicemail prompts and greetings:
It turns out that each carrier offers a “bypass the instructions” keystroke that takes you directly to the beep. (It bypasses both the person’s own recorded greeting and the 15-second carrier nonsense.)
To be as evil as possible, the [...]
Monday, September 7, 2009
The NY Times has an interesting op-ed on this topic today.
Maybe we should consider sending people on one-way trips to Mars because if they’re explorers as earth-bound ones were, presuming a return trip may be too expensive – or even undesirable.
We’ve had lots of experience as humans of sending people on one-way trips. Maybe we [...]
Friday, September 4, 2009
Have begun.
I just got a site setup for my fiancee and I to keep our friends and family up-to-date on what’s going on: http://warrenmyers.com/wedding/.
And yes – she picked the blog theme
Thursday, September 3, 2009
I realize I asked this question a while back, but in reviewing some of my history, I was reminded of how helpful the site has been for a variety of issues.
And I’m sure that questions like this one regarding VMware and VPNs is something “I should have known” – but not knowing where to look [...]
out/open-sourcing education
Along with the /. post mentioned by Jason, is Bob Cringely’s discussion on outsourcing education.
What is the emphasis on in-person education from specific professors? I’ve been asked for my transcript professionally once – and that’s because my current employer pays more attention to grades than technical aptitude.
I can recall only a small handful of professors [...]