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On This Day...

• 2011: Transcript: Blogging (Part 8): Slow life down and speed it up — Hat-tip to Holly Tse for organizing this interview! At the end of the blog series, I’ll put them all together [...]
• 2010: Memories of Mandelbrot — Image (c) 2007 fsse8info Creative Commons Attribution Copyleft Licence Benoit Mandelbrot, father of fractals, passed away from pancreatic cancer on [...]
• 2009: Check out “7 Tips for Remote Presentations That Rock” – notes posted — So I’ve posted the first draft of speaker’s notes for Remote Presentations That Rock. Check it out! =) The actual talk [...]
• 2009: Speaking of routines: life is cyclic — Having a large blog archive means coming across blog posts that you’d forgotten about but which are surprisingly relevant to [...]
• 2007: Best laid plans of mice and men — Okay, my estimate of this week for the raw text of my first chapter (planning your schedule in Emacs) may have [...]
• 2006: Notes from CASCON2006: Passion is the key to Web 2.0 — What do you as an individual need to do to make the most of Web 2.0? In the middle of answering [...]
• 2006: I miss cooking — Now that I’m back from CASCON, I can think about cooking again. For example, tomorrow, I am going to have a [...]
• 2005: Deciding not to Ryze to the occasion — I wandered all the way over to 240 King Street E for the Ryze business networking event. I figured that it was [...]
• 2005: Bloglines wrap-up — Online progress indicators Clair Ching wrote about personal logs, giving my website as an example of online tracking. Merlin Mann wrote about keeping a [...]
• 2004: Yesterday — Yesterday was homesickness+first-day-jitters day, I guess. When I felt it coming on, I blocked off the rest of the evening for [...]
• 2004: In TKC — Yay! Room Internet! No place to hang my laundry out to dry, though. Priorities, priorities. Hooked up computer first. Haven’t even unpacked all [...]
• 2004: Finally done packing — Somehow managed to get all my clothes back into the suitcase. Yay! Fit quite neatly, at that, even though I chose [...]