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Jul 31
Don Bosco Pugad
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Jul 31
Software Partnership International Japan
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Jul 30
Said goodbye to Fr. Nebres
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Jul 30
del.icio.us
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Jul 29
Great hackers
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Jul 29
Clair Ching’s blog
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Jul 29
“While Rome Burns?”
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Jul 28
Japanese test! Monday! At 2!
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Jul 28
And then there were two
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Jul 27
Cognitive overload
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Jul 27
What do I really want to focus on for graduate studies?
emacs
Jul 27
Migration guide for Microsoft Windows to Linux
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Jul 26
Any spare Gmail invites?
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Jul 25
emacs-wiki-blog.el
emacs
Jul 24
Overlay handling
emacs
Jul 23
More stuff about just-in-time information retrieval
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Jul 22
Talked to Doc V about BlueJ today
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Jul 22
“IBM to Help Train Students for IT Work”
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Jul 21
Studying Japanese
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Jul 20
“Clique Here”
networking
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Jul 20
“Father of Visual Basic Begs: Stop the Insanity!”
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Jul 20
“IBM Tool Has an Eye for the Blind”
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Jul 19
Teaching reflections
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Jul 15
OUT OF THE RAIN — 25 words, 158 chars
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Jul 15
Smooth lasagna workflow
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Jul 14
Concerns about graduate school
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Jul 14
Talked to DocV about my plans
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Jul 14
Class reflections
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Jul 14
Finally got mail working again
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Jul 13
Classic SF column
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Jul 13
“The New Geek”
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Jul 12
Awwwwww! GRE scores are here
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Jul 12
Funny Lisp cooking
emacs
Jul 11
Stargazing — 160ch
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Jul 11
Mail — 160ch
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Jul 11
A Teacher’s Life — 160ch
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Jul 11
No signal — 160ch
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Jul 8
Spam!
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Jul 8
Marking up note headlines with a permalink
emacs
Jul 8
“Cyber Crumbs for Successful Aging With Vision Loss”
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Jul 8
“Programming Doesn’t Begin to Define Computer Science”
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Jul 7
More thoughts on friendship
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Jul 7
Class notes
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Jul 7
Whoops, autopilot
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Jul 7
Marcelle’s first taste of teaching
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Jul 7
Google Groups
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Jul 7
Incantation to print the author statistics
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Jul 6
Learning kanji
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Jul 6
Japanese links
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Jul 6
Someone into Emacs, Debian GNU/Linux and Japanese
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Jul 6
Navigating the kill ring
emacs
Jul 6
Looking for two films: “Before Sunrise” and “Before Sunset”
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Jul 5
Ooooh, new toy!
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Jul 5
Family bonding in the time of Google
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Jul 5
Class reflections
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Jul 5
Lessons learned
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Jul 5
Documentary: me using Emacs? ;)
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Jul 5
“Searching for the Perfect OS”
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Jul 2
STUDYING FOR THE BAR — 55er
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Jul 2
Zaurus accessibility
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Jul 1
Brainbench
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Jul 1
“Students Create Global Positioning System Text Messages”
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Jul 1
The Open Technology Landscape — Juebert Uriarte
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Jul 1
Message from the Sponsors: Antonio TJ Javier — “Partnering with Government to Realize Potential”
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Jul 1
Message from the Sponsors: Cynthia Mamon
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Jul 1
Government CIO Forum
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