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March 2004
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Archive for March, 2004

Happy Birthday, Ev and Brian

Today is Brian Behlendorf’s (of Apache and Collabnet) birthday, and tomorrow is Evan “Evhead” Williams birthday. Apparently, end of March is a good time to be born if you want to be a developer. Happy Birthday, guys.

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On the Internet, Nobody Knows You’re in Mahwah  By Debra Galant 

Hello? I guess I don’t advertise it enough.
[via Joi Ito's Web]

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feeling like crap

Feeling a bit off today. Had lunch scheduled with the famous Megnut, but we had to put it off. Last thing I want to do is make someone else sick. It is probably just a sinus thing - all this hot weather cold weather crap. I hate that.

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The Apprentice, Part Deux

Black Table writer George Mannes absolutely nails Trump and Co in this take on what next season will look like. Put down your drink unless you’re ready to spit on your keyboard.

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Seems that working out regularly is a way to keep your brain fit as well. I’m here to tell you the converse is also true.
It’s been more than a week and a half since I’ve been to the gym, and today I went and forgot my lock combination. They had to cut it off the [...]

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XRay Vision!

The days of dull, grey concrete could be about to end. A Hungarian architect has combined the world’s most popular building material with optical fiber from Schott to create a new type of concrete that transmits light. Optics.org.
Gives a whole new meaning to “Concrete Jungle” architecture.

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American Express Insecurity

“In theory there’s no difference between theory and practice. But in practice, there is.” - Attributed to Jan L.A. Van De Snepschent
If you have an Amex card, you may earn “Membership Rewards.” This is a marketing loyalty program where you can theoretically turn in points for theoretical goods or services.
This is all in theory, [...]

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Me, Al Franken

Back in the early 80’s, Al Franken did a bit on Saturday Night Live, about the 80’s being the “Al Franken Decade.” I always liked this bit, and would imitate his manerism of saying “Me, Al Franken.” Example:
People are going to stop thinking about themselves and start thinking about me, Al Franken. That’s right. [...]

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Christopher Allen looks at the Sizes of groups in a fascinating article which I’ve chopped into interesting chunks, below. Read the whole thing: The Dunbar Number as a Limit to Group Sizes

Lately I’ve been noticing the spread of a meme regarding “Dunbar’s Number” of 150 that I believe is misunderstanding of his ideas….This all [...]

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Martha, Martha, Martha…

Like the Brady Bunch’s Jan, I wonder if there isn’t anything else important in the world to discuss.

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