2009: Deeper insights into private versus public — I was on a panel with Luis Suarez, Jeannette Browning, and Bill Chamberlin about choosing the right social networking tools. [...]
2007: Made it across the monkey bars! — Last Friday, I successfully made it across the monkey bars!
Yes, go ahead and laugh. It seems like such a simple [...]
2005: Planner for Eclipse? — One of the things I really love about Planner is that
my blogging and task tracking tool is built into my [...]
2005: Personal productivity reading list — Dean Michael C. Berris commented on my blog:
Great online PIM links! I’ve fallen in love with Ta-da and backpackit! :D
There’s [...]
2005: New planner tweak: sort tasks by time — I’ve taken to tagging my tasks with times, and here’s some code to
automatically sort tasks by time, status, and priority. [...]
2004: ONIONS — I watched the old man examine the onions carefully. It was my first
week on the job and I couldn’t help [...]
2003: Had dinner with Dominique, Eric and Andrei — Tried singing. Stage fright.
New project: learn shamelessness. ;) Am quite amazed by fact that Andrei and Eric can… you know… [...]
2003: Cube — Cross-platform Quake Lite thing
Not open source.
2003: Linuxjournal assignment — Take a look at the Linuxjournal assignment and maybe think of writing about planner
2003: Tell dominique — not websphere 5 for william, already downloaded.
How’s article doing?
2003: USB mouse plus disk — This looks useful too! I wonder if it works in Linux…
http://www.hardwarecentral.com/hardwarecentral/news/4946/1/
http://www.iogear.com/products/product.php?Item=GME224M32
2003: Aforementioned #linuxhelp weirdness — (good karma)
(person) are you a Psycologist?
No. I’m a computer science geek.
(person) because I’m an arrogant self-righteous bastard and [...]
2003: Human bingo! — I can have the freshmen do this for tomorrow! =)
2003: l33t people skillz —
heh, openwhatever is back in #linux, and nice and humble too.
so "it" worked.
* Coma clears a few [...]
2003: CS21A array exercises ideas — (education)
I’ll need to give another quiz on arrays – make sure they know how to
declare, create and use arrays. They [...]
2003: USB Watch — http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/watches/5eec/
That is, like, _so_ cooooool.
That is, like, waaay cool.
2003: XGoogle? IRC search engine — http://www.xgoogle.org
Ran across it while searching for Undernet #linuxhelp (http://www.xgoogle.com/details?channel=%23linuxhelp&network=222)
2003: Caimlas, artificial intelligence — Caimlas is thinking of working on a conversation bot that can learn.
He found http://www.opencyc.org/ .
2003: Knuth quote — computer science, cs21a, education
When I speak about computer programming as an art, I am
thinking primarily of it as an [...]
2003: Interesting conversation on SIGCSE — education —
At 23:45 -0400 9/7/03, Jeffrey Forbes wrote:
>Hello all,
>
>For students who do most of their programming assignments
>on their own computers, I [...]
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