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Star Wars at FI, San Francisco and Buffy

Thursday I took a half day off of work for a trip down to the Franklin Institute to see the Star Wars: Where Science Meets Imagination exhibit. Being the Star Wars fan that I am, it’s probably surprising that I haven’t seen a lot of the original props before, but I’ve never really gotten the […]

typo*

So, I’m sitting in IRC and someone says: <person> I am typing bdaly <person> badly* See, they use this “typo*” syntax to correct their typo. What is that? Where did that syntax come from? No one I asked seems to know, there are theories ranging from it being some old DOS thing (hmm?) to it […]

Going out and a new-ish laptop!

Thursday night Alex Launi swung by to rescue me from being stuck without a car. We went out to Coyote Crossing in Conshohocken. It was a great dinner and we spent the evening talking about Ubuntu and how tough relationships are sometimes… Friday evening at 5PM I received a call from the body shop informing […]

Various things

The other weekend I was browsing the Ubuntu Planet after I posted about password stuff and saw this. Three posts in a row by women. How about that! About a month and a half ago I left TekTonic and got myself a Linode VPS instead. There were a few things that spurred this change: Linode […]

Local Linux

Just because I should rejoin the land of the living, doesn’t mean I will. In addition to just going out with friends, I have been involved in some local Linux stuff in February (I know, I’m a 3rd of the way into March already!). First was the PLUG meeting on February 6th. Peter Bailey, a […]

Life, DVDs and D&D

It’s drizzling out this morning, but I really had my heart set on a cup of coffee so braved the dampness and walked the short walk down the street to the local Dunkin’ Donuts. It’s funny living in a place where I can walk to a Dunkin Donuts, the Plymouth Meeting area is certainly a […]

Password Management?

Between work, play, and community involvement, I’ve now officially passed the threshold of reasonable password management. I’m constantly checking my brain, irclogs, stashed emails and scraps of paper to find various passwords. It’s a mess, and in a lot of cases causes me to drag my feet on tasks because I have to search for […]