Happy Birthday, Samuel! Hope you have a very Happy Birthday!
Craig Maloney
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17
Jun
The end of an era, two weeks later without a Palm device
Posted by craig Published in Computers, GTD, ProductivityIts been two weeks since I’ve posted to the world that I’m no longer using a Palm device to track my life. Since then people have continued to express shock, concern, and a little derision, but what I’ve heard a lot of from people who’ve made the switch is complete empathy and agreement with my [...]
17
Jun
UserFriendly Strip for 2007/06/17 I think this pretty much sums it up.
7
Jun
Two news alerts came down from BBC News: “G8 leaders have reached a compromise deal on tackling climate change, German Chancellor Angela Merkel says.” and “US socialite Paris Hilton is freed from prison to serve the rest of her 45-day sentence with an electronic tag at home.” Coincidence? I think not.
7
Jun
The end of an era – why I'm no longer carrying a Palm device
Posted by craig Published in Computers, GTD, ProductivityI’ve been getting strange looks from people lately. People have been genuinely concerned for me. I didn’t think one single event could instill such shock in people. I stopped carrying a Palm.
6
Jun
Happy Birthday, Becky! Hope you have a great birthday!
5
Jun
JoDee and I took the day after our anniversary to head to Frankenmuth again. (I think we’re like the experts of this little town, since we’ve been going there almost every year since we’ve been going out). Unfortunately, much has changed in the years we’ve been going: the School-Haus shopping mall is no more, Memory [...]
4
Jun
Happy Birthday, Dad! Hope you’re having a great birthday! Make sure mom treats you nice today.
3
Jun
I recently purchased a new video card for my computer. I bought a new card not because the other card was broken (in fact, the card was working just fine when I pulled it out) and not because it “was old”. Nope, I bought a new card because the driver support for Linux was much [...]
2
Jun
Sensitive Language Sadly, I see this as a challenge to get a high-score. People who have driven with me may recognize this tendency. People who have heard me program quickly realize that I usually use two languages. “Programming with Curses” was a great title for my programming style, but unfortunately was just about a terminal [...]
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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
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