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On This Day...

• 2011: Transcript: Blogging (Part 11): Looking back at the year — Hat-tip to Holly Tse for organizing this interview! At the end of the blog series, I’ll put them all together [...]
• 2010: Getting more drawing into my life —
• 2009: Eat like a bird, poop like an elephant? Eat like a bee! — © 2007 Fir0002/Flagstaffotos, GNU Free Documentation License In Rules for Revolutionaries, Guy Kawasaki advises you to eat like a bird and [...]
• 2007: My worrying is useless — I came across this beautiful quote from Anne Patchett’s memoir “Truth and Beauty” on the Happiness Project blog: “I knew then it [...]
• 2006: Company titles — Filling out another event registration form… Hmm. Maybe I should be the CTO of Adphoto. ;) Let me ask my mom… That [...]
• 2006: Coming to terms with diagrams — I added more diagrams to my research plan. I’m starting to get the hang of drawing diagrams. What do you know [...]
• 2006: Woke up early today — These strange things called “mornings” are actually pretty interesting. ;) In an effort to reset my sleep cycle, I slept at [...]
• 2004: Gmane has a blog interface — It boggles the mind. http://blog.gmane.org Don’t you just love how information formats are blurring together? Gmane gates mailing lists to Usenet newsgroups [...]
• 2003: Discovery Learning in Introductory Operating System Courses — http://doi.acm.org/10.1145/299649.299797 Although we probably won’t have computers during class sessions – this is, after all the IBM Room, and we’ll probably have [...]
• 2003: Remembering things — Cross-reference: PlannerMode#1
• 2003: Puzzles and games: addressing different learning styles in teaching operating systems concepts — http://doi.acm.org/10.1145/611892.611964 Lots of ideas for teaching operating systems. I remember the crosswords from CS161 and I intend to have crossword and find-and-match exercises. [...]
• 2003: planner-remember-to-plan-page-from-buffer — Cross-reference: PlannerMode#2
• 2003: Really funky BBDB aliases — Cross-reference: EmacsTips#1