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Sweet Googleness
Oh sweet Googleness! Google Maps has added something that I have long been waiting for. You can now ask for directions and then drag the path around to avoid certain roads and/or add intermediary destinations. Freaking awesome! Particularly useful if you know that a specific freeway gets a lot of traffic during rush-hour.
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Ups and Downs
So on the up-side, I got a good performance review, I have the opportunity to expand my role and knowledge at work, and the IT Crowd S2 started up. Freaking kick-ass on all fronts ( Read more... ) -
OpenID and googleness
I don't mean to be fervent, but OpenID is Good Stuff. Simon Willison, of the Django Project, gave a talk at Google recently on the topic that acts as a pretty good introduction. I found the video via Blog From The Loft. I'd recommend that anyone involved in developing web sites take at least a cursory look at OpenID. It was developed by Brad ( Read more... ) -
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Post(First post!) Well first post from my cell phone, anyway! -
some thoughts on open source and business
This is a most likely wildly innacurate look at open source and services ( Read more... ) -
geek-out on squirrelmail and spam_buttons
Here is some gratuitous geek-outage mainly just so that I'm putting it down somewhere.
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Can I have one?
Please please please can I have one? (_big_ multi-touch display with nice UI elements.)
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home style
For the crafty types: A crafting community for modern styles. -
From childhoold to adulthood...
From childhoold to adulthood I've watched and listened to PBS and NPR with joy and intensity. Their programming has been informative, educational, and entertaining and I fear the day that such things are not available. And now I'm going to be a political robot for a second. If you are offended then please ignore the spam but I encourage you to ( Read more... )