Serendipity 7 Train (updated)
Actually, Ben reports that he's signed a lease.
Actually, Ben reports that he's signed a lease.
There isn't a good term for gale-force winds that flatten your tent out on the plains of South Dakota and send you running to your car, realizing that it isn't necessarily so safe either and running farther to the cinderblock bathroom structure to wait out the thunder and lightning that ...
I got all worked up about Many Eyes until I discovered that I couldn't quite load any of the visualizations because my Java setup isn't what it should be. Then I actually met someone from Many Eyes and got inspired to ask for advice. I got some: One of ...
Meredith has a sweet room available for short-term sublet: The room is furnished with a bed, closet and shelving. This apartment in on the Bed-Stuy Bushwick border just 2 blocks from the J train. You would be sharing the sunny apartment with my cat and me. Shared living room ...
Macbooks are fragile. You shouldn't drop them. If you're clumsy buy a Thinkpad, and then don't drop it either. However, if you're pop had a macbook and he liked it a lot but he dropped it into any abyss of brokeness and wants to replace it (not my pop. He ...
The Frankenserver walks again ... I finally figured out that the frankenserver, which serves web service for example.com and examplefoundation.org doesn't know that it is not the mail server for these domains. The whole rest of the world knows it, but not the frankenserver. I'm trying to figure out the right way ...
In a surprising scientific development, it seems that red wine may be good for you in small quantities. Or, I'm sorry, is that not surprising at all?
I have this database all defined for postgres. It is complex beyond necessity. Waaay beyond necessity, and it is making me all mad. I've been commenting things out right and left just to get something to work somehow. Because I'm so nice, I'm sharing with you, below, all 580 lines. You can see my mad commenting. What I really want to know is if there is an easier way? Why are these constraint references breaking down? I'm not used to constraints. Also, does postgres just not need commas?
Here is what happened: I worked too late for no good reason. I looked over at the clock as I was turning on the radio and thought to my self, "crap. It is 8:03. I have an entire hour before Fair Game is over. It really is only on when ...
My knee hurts, my neck hurts, there's no milk for my tea and the quiche I bought for lunch because my lunch date canceled was just so-so. However, between this (via Jenna) and that, I think I'll live. Also, I've joined Arif's food writing cabal.
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