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Craig Maloney
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19
May
Sorry for the recent spate of downtime on the site. Apparently there was some trouble with the DNS servers that caused my site to not be accessible to anyone. So, on Friday night, I was finally able to get my mail (DNS affects my mail service, too) and now I can post to my blog. [...]
17
May
Happy Anniversary, sweetheart! Four years ago, we shared our love with the rest of the world, and my only regret still remains not having done it sooner. Thank you, sweetheart for four years of being together.
16
May
Happy Birthday, Alan Peterson! Hope you’re enjoying your first birthday!
15
May
Happy Birthday, Tommy! Hope you’re having a great birthday!
10
May
I’m loading Ubuntu Linux on Lister (the primary home machine) as we speak. I FINALLY got everything copied over to the USB hard drive (talk about slooooow), so now I’m waiting for Ubuntu to copy over the files. Almost there… almost there…
9
May
The Journey of a Mile » Blog Archive » Today’s Little Sense of Humour Courtesy of Vera, a little look at how your mouse cursor is really moved on your screen. Very clever.
7
May
While browsing Dell’s site looking for some CPU info on a machine, I came across this animated graphic for their new quad core CPU machines. Suddenly I was enlightened why the average user would need one of these CPUs (look in the top right corner of the CPU diagram):
7
May
(For my dad, who still thinks Windows is the bee’s knees) Slashdot | Dell to Sell Machines with Ubuntu Pre-Loaded Here’s another reason not to fear the penguin. If Dell thinks there’s money in selling machines that have Linux preinstalled on them, then there’s definitely support out there. Just some food for thought.
4
May
If this isn’t teh @\/\/3$0/\/\3 then I don’t know what is. I mean, it even looks like the Exidy Sorcerer. How cool is that? Honey, we’re so ditching the old square waffle iron.
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- I wonder if it's too soon to post that Coffee House Coders is on Wednesday, so as to get it on @lmorchard's radar.
- Corralary: If you've let your codebase get to the point where developers complain it's formatted wrong, fire your management.
- Managed to set the coffee pot this morning without putting water in it. Got a nice hot pot of nothing this morning for my trouble
- No problem. Sorry the response was late. :) LMK if you want any more recommendations. :)
- voted for "disagree"
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