2010: Monthly review: September 2010 — Last month, I wrote:
September: more Idea Labs, preparations, keeping things sane
We’re halfway through October already. As predicted, September was [...]
2007: LEGO — I had a lot of fun at the rtlToronto LEGO contest today. All these
grown-ups (and one kid) had built robots [...]
2007: Weekly review — I had *awesome* conversations again this week. I greatly enjoyed meeting Jennifer Dodd, Jamie McQuay, and Hartwell Fong at Farcoast [...]
2007: Notes from Mentors: Technology evangelism — Here are notes from a conversation I had with Ian Irving on technology evangelism.
Ian Irving had plenty of stories to [...]
2007: Happiness evangelist — Michael Nielsen pointed me to
The Happiness Project, a terrific blog/project by Gretchen Rubin. Last August, Gretchen realized that she wasn’t [...]
2006: Bus updates for Hack Night —
FYI, the YRT changed their bus routes back in April – the #1 doesn’t
go to Finch anymore, it stops at [...]
2006: Wow. — Wow.
I’m still…
Simon told me the story of his first project. There is *no* way I can
do it justice. If you [...]
2005: Only solve the problems you need to solve — James Gosling says, “Only solve the problems you need to solve.”
My research supervisor told me that my only mission is [...]
2005: Take a risk today — Via McGee’s Musings, from Jason Womack:
Do one brave thing today… then run like hell!
2005: Bloglines keyboard shortcuts — I totally, totally love Bloglines’ keyboard shortcuts. That tiny addition just made web-based RSS reading _so_ much easier for me. [...]
2004: Sacha and the art of tech blogging — Published on
Infotech.
I’m a geek girl. Hear me roar! <laugh>
Sacha%20and%20the%20art%20of%20tech%20blogging%20-%20INQ7.net
2004: Encoding — Thanks to people on the Japanese mailing lists, I’ve learned that
iso-2022-jp should be used for mail and news because it [...]
2004: Intermittent network problems — My Linux computer’s networking is acting up. I can acquire an IP
through DHCP, but the gateway occasionally won’t let me [...]
2004: Chatted with Martin Gomez — Had a lot of fun talking to Martin Gomez about wanting to join the
Media Lab. I told him about _personal_ [...]
2004: Continuation of OJT lecture — During the part 1 session that I gave you, the importance of
establishing the training plan as well as the points [...]
2004: Afternoon lecture for your OJT — So starting from next week we will be receiving the OJT from your host
companies. As I said before, Japanese companies [...]
2003: We’re in! —
Subject: RE: NCITE abstract: Alternative teaching methods in introductory computer science education
Dear Sacha,
Thank you for your submission.
We look forward to [...]
2003: Independent keyboards on Linux — From the XFree-Local-multi-user-HOWTO (http://www.tldp.org):
You can have multiple independent graphic cards and
multiple independent mouses, but in order for multiple users [...]
2003: Happy birthday, Richi! —
Your birthday is just like any other day, except that
so and so many years ago, you were born.
It’s a pretty [...]
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