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3 months ago

in Opening developer tools with Applescript on smarticus-blog
where's the link to the script?
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bryanl I just imported this blog over the weekend. Have a look again, or download it from here..

http://smartic.us/assets/2009/3/22/start_dev_en...

5 months ago

in In the Crowd for Obama’s Inauguration - One Reaction on Jack and Jill Politics
Small note: the internet says that Obama didn't stumble, he was graceful in handling the stumbling of others: http://news.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=109838...
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Nate_Wesley Just a confirmation from consensus news reports notes that it was Roberts who slipped up the first time.

6 months ago

in The Care and Feeding of Gringos on Almost Fearless
That food looks delicious!

6 months ago

in I’m addicted to Google Reader on smarticus-blog

Welcome to the club. I went cold turkey for one week. It was amazing how much I got done that week.


But then I felt so… ignorant.


When I started back up, I spent a couple of hours reviewing what I had missed and found that I had less inclination to read what had already happened.


This allowed me to be more picky about what I read for a while and I think I need to do it again.

10 months ago

in Corporate Leave Policies? on Virtuous Code
We're a small 5 person shop. Our leave policy is 2 weeks paid vacation.

For paternity leave, I took 5 days paid leave though there isn't/wasn't a defined limit or policy.

Since I normally work from home 60-80% of the time, I've been extremely comfortable with these policies (or lack thereof). The best part is the two-month window around the birth of our child during which I've worked from home 100%.

1 year ago

in Not Fearless: Being Tempted Off Your Path on Almost Fearless
That's a really tough call. I consistently take on more work than I should because I fear the uncertainty of the future (and I'm a workaholic). I believe that the most important lesson I need to learn is that one shouldn't make choices based off of fear though.

Just this weekend, I was proposing to my wife that we sever all rat race ties and travel the world with our family. I'll work remotely and she'll homeschool the kids. I even proposed she blog about it as possible secondary income. :)

I don't know what I would do in your situation but I wish you the best in making your decision. No matter your choice. Good luck!

1 year ago

in Quote of the day (Scripting News) on Scripting News
I've worked with a bunch of freaking idiots in my life and I've worked for a bunch of donkey asses. To be honest, I'm not sure which is worse.

3 years ago

in Pictures of My Apartment on sethbc's (infrequent) blog...
Hey Seth,
I couldn't find your email on your site (maybe overlooked, maybe hidden on purpose?) but I ran across a post of yours on another blog. I apologize for noising up your comments with this request but at http://nubyonrails.com/articles/2006/05/04/the-...
you posted a question which topfunky attempted to help you with. I'm having the same error message and i was curious how you eventually solved the problem. feel free to email me. thanks and i apologize again.
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