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On This Day...

• 2012: Experience report: A brief chat with an accountant — I checked out two accountants on my way home from opening a business bank account. It’s difficult to get time [...]
• 2011: Get More Value from Blogging, part I: The Immediate Benefits of Thought — Paul Gillin invited me to do an #infoboom tweetchat on the professional and personal value of blogging on March 3, [...]
• 2010: Wiki organization challenge – thinking out loud — I’m working on organizing the training material for three workshops that we’re bringing together. Our goals are to share common [...]
• 2009: VA Days: Calendar Management — Hey, this actually does work. =) I experimented with outsourcing calendar management, and the results so far are promising. I invested [...]
• 2009: Feel free to use your laptop or your phone in my talks! I love the backchannel — If you ever find yourself in any of my face-to-face presentations, please feel free to bring out your computer, your [...]
• 2008: Speaker’s block —
• 2008: Doodling —
• 2008: New rule for presentations —
• 2007: No more Crane? — What’s this? I seem to be all out of my monogrammed Crane stationery. I use the gold-foil cards for special occasions. [...]
• 2007: Quick thoughts before I go to bed — Happy girl. Must make time to sit down and write letters… Random Emacs symbol: nnheader-replace-regexp – Function: Do a fast regexp [...]
• 2004: Lecture on stacks and queues — ../cs21b/lectures/stackq.ppt A short quiz will be given, then the rest of the time will be allotted for projects. The deadline for milestone [...]
• 2004: TODL, variation on LISP for cyborgs — From Joe Corneli (jcorneli@math.utexas.edu) Subject Re: displaying one character per line. To help-gnu-emacs (help-gnu-emacs@gnu.org) Date Tue Feb 24 03:47:55 2004 +0800 I want to be able to switch [...]
• 2004: Cute calendar — http://blog.outer-court.com/calendar/ I wonder if it might not be worth implementing this for PlannerMode…
• 2004: Better RFC for mail messages — http://www.rfc.net/rfc2822.html Thanks, Karl Skibinski! (See, having my work notes online is a Good Thing.) E-Mail from Karl Skibinski
• 2004: The late night hack strikes again! — Lots of little bugs. Most embarrassing. My bad.
• 2004: Lurker must do something like this already… — Duh, Sacha.
• 2004: Another point: out of order messages — We should store unresolved message-ids somewhere and fill them in later when we see them. ../../notebook/proj/java/org/sacha/socnet/TestListTracker.java
• 2004: RFC for mail messages — http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc822/rfc822.txt
• 2004: I don’t need to worry about mbox parsing yet — I can fake it first for testing, anyway, and worry about mboxes later. In fact, I might even end up having [...]
• 2004: Unix MBOX provider for javamail — jmibanez sachac: aha! http://dog.net.uk/knife ! jmibanez sachac: a unix MBOX provider!
• 2003: dean’s awards — Mmm, looks like I’m helping judge. =) March 3 and 4 are required. We’ll get the papers now, so we have [...]
• 2003: theology presentation — Ooooh! Look! The presentation went well. =D I don’t think he’s unhappy. Whee!