-
Being driven, and driving
Life has become made up of things that are making me tired. Deadlines at work have been falling pretty thick, so that the general public gets a look at the complete Fury soon. With the amount of press coverage we've been getting lately, I should have been linking reviews every week, but since I haven't, I'm not really certain what I ought to say to ( Read more... ) -
Who would have guessed?
This is highly a unusual convergence..
Your Score: Longcat
70% Affectionate, 37% Excitable, 40% Hungry
( Read more... ) -
Random tech question
I ask on behalf, but wonder on bewhole.
Anyone know much about Microsoft CMS?
Would anyone replace it with something else they could name? -
Impending feature enhancement request
At work, k is bulk purchasing Wiimote chargers. We already use rechargable batteries in ours, but I've been worried that swapping them out will cause some of the tabs on the back panel to snap off. On the other hand, the battery pack is actually a replacement back panel that allows the Wiimote to charge in a cradle, just like a cordless phone ( Read more... ) -
Above the counter
Inside the drink bar of the Pancake Manor, above forehead level on the north-side, scrawled in marker on a piece of packing tape amidst the other notes and inventories for staff to follow:
I has a bucket
Broken. -
Sob counter-story
It's a terrible sob story: I've been exhausted lately and short on time, stressed in the weekdays and uninspired in the weeknights, cry me a river, my ocean is clay. Yawning in the face of it would only make this autobiographical turpitude that much more disgusting ( Read more... ) -
Ground assault
This coffee is assaulting me in the mouth. -
Non-standard
Mac Quad-core G5 doesn't take 'standard' Airport Extreme card.
Sales n00b doesn't know the difference. Sales n00b doesn't know what a quad-core G5 is when instructed.
Please roast them slowly for me, kithal. I can pay :( -
Whatever the cost to the world
God bless Unxutils. Er.
Whatever the cost to the world, we must standardise on line endings.
It seems that sed.exe processes lines according to DOS pairs, but its regexp engine matches $ to either end-of-line character.
For crying out loud :/ -
Guru
With seconds to spare, I wheeled the bicycle in for its last complementary service. Gears have been a-cluckin', brakes have been a-shweelin'. It's all up to the guru, now.
Plenty of people use Python these days. Now that I'm pressing you, what can you say about it and which examples and projects should I learn from?