If you don't want to run out of ideas, the best thing to do is not to execute them.
As I said, it is strictly theoretical, as I use source control to store even my perl one-liners.
No keyboard, no monitor, and it folds in half.
The one I used until recently is just too cutting edge - I need something mature and stable at the moment.
Each day I live in mortal fear that I used up the last idea that will ever come to me.
In GTalk world your screen name is your GMail email address, so you'll know how to find me.
Then they stay around in your head like brain crack. How cool would it be to never ever have to notify all five thousand of your closest friends when your phone number changes, or worse yet, when you move to another state!
And I wonder who is going to be the first to implement a sensible solution combining the best of both worlds. Which means I relocated to the Los Angeles area. Otherwise leave a comment in this entry and I'll get back to you.
If you don't want to run out of ideas, the best thing to do is not to execute them. And I wonder who is going to be the first to implement a sensible solution combining the best of both worlds.
Finally, after a couple of weeks of hot weather and all my runs taking place on a dreaded treadmill, I was running outside and was enjoying it immensely. No doubt I will be buying one of those gel-padded pants shortly.
We replaced our last Windows desktop with a shiny new Mac Mini.
Some people get addicted to that brain crack and the longer they wait the more they convince themselves of how perfectly that idea should be executed.
Maybe those types of software enable something important and that's why we expect it to be free? Make your stuff better and you won't have to compete with "free". How cool would it be to never ever have to notify all five thousand of your closest friends when your phone number changes, or worse yet, when you move to another state!
If you don't want to run out of ideas, the best thing to do is not to execute them.
With track names like Bound Too Long, Ready For Action, Tough Guy, Trip Like I Do, Murder, Name Of The Game, Comin' Back and Starting Over they just have to be. , but the bummer is most ideas kinda suck when you do 'em. We sure know how to procreate!
But now that my wife saw Front Row in action I don't know if Vaio is going to hold for much longer. I had to stop and call my wife to help me find my way out. And it's a good thing I live only a mile from the office!
Next time I run there, I will put on pants instead of shorts.
The grass is very high and stinging this time of the year.
But I'll make an announcement in a week or so. But most importantly, my wrists experienced no pain in the last half year, which I think is not a coincedence and a good enough reason to stick with Dvorak.
No doubt I will be buying one of those gel-padded pants shortly.
Since a couple of days ago I have been working for an undisclosed software company located in West San Fernando Valley. Finally, after a couple of weeks of hot weather and all my runs taking place on a dreaded treadmill, I was running outside and was enjoying it immensely. Among its less visible features is the page that lists all sorts of statistics. With the immediate support for TextMate and WordPress and an open API so that others could integrate it into their own tools - it's a killer application!
Otherwise leave a comment in this entry and I'll get back to you.