Archive for November, 2005

They Think They’re Newsworthy…. 11/30/05

Wednesday, November 30th, 2005

They Think They’re Newsworthy…. 11/30/05

sick is not conducive to work

Tuesday, November 29th, 2005

This was a really, really bad week to be so sick. My projects keep stacking up higher and higher, and my work is progressing much slower than normal. What else can I do, though? Sigh…. <cough> <cough>

They Think They’re Newsworthy…. 11/29/05

Tuesday, November 29th, 2005

They Think They’re Newsworthy…. 11/29/05

really out of it

Monday, November 28th, 2005

Yuck, I started getting a bad cold last night before going to bed. I could feel it fill my chest. Today has been one big long body ache and nonstop coughing. I’ve actually been so out of it, I’ve falled down the stairs twice this afternoon. At least I avoided falling on my face. I […]

They Think They’re Newsworthy…. 11/28/05

Monday, November 28th, 2005

They Think They’re Newsworthy…. 11/28/05

even more certain

Sunday, November 27th, 2005

After thinking about it, I’m getting even more certain that the overheated processor was the cause of my recent computer problems. Until just a few minutes ago, I was hesitant in placing the full blame because I couldn’t figure out why an overheat would be triggered every night. That would be when the processor is […]

today’s tip #2

Sunday, November 27th, 2005

If you’ve ever had a problem, like I have, with Firefox where the most recently used window size doesn’t seem to be saved, so that whenever you open Firefox there the window opens up in a weird size/position — here’s your solution!
Delete the “localstore.rdf” file in your Firefox profile, and delete it. Don’t worry, Firefox […]

tip of the day

Sunday, November 27th, 2005

With all of my computer problems of late, I eventually decided to check on the temperature at which my cpu was running. Thanks to Motherboard Monitor, I found out that my CPU was running at a toasty 75°C! Which is, in fact, five degrees higher than the default ‘alarm’ temperature for that software! Whoa!
I pulled […]

computer mayhem

Sunday, November 27th, 2005

My computer is starting to act really weird…. Ok, ok… I’ve seen worse. But this is weird and really annoying! It’s almost like my computer is having trouble writing to the registry. None of my windows remember their size when I close and reopen. My browser, for instance, always opens filling the left hand […]

They Think They’re Newsworthy…. 11/27/05

Sunday, November 27th, 2005

They Think They’re Newsworthy…. 11/27/05

They Think They’re Newsworthy…. 11/26/05

Saturday, November 26th, 2005

They Think They’re Newsworthy…. 11/26/05

hanging a tree

Friday, November 25th, 2005

Today was one of those busy-trying-to-catch-up days. I’ve finished almost everything I set out to accomplish today, and am eager to use tonight to start trying to catch up to everything else. There is just so much going on right now! I’m feeling pretty good about the business right now. Especially since getting feedback today […]

Friday links: Squirrel Talk

Friday, November 25th, 2005

Local Sex Offenders A well-made hookup between the Google Maps service and the sex offender list. See all of the sex offenders in your area mapped out.
Squirrel Talk Scientists are starting to learn what various vocalizations of squirrels mean.
Tangram An online, competitive version of one of my favorite games as a child! Can you beat […]

They Think They’re Newsworthy…. 11/25/05

Friday, November 25th, 2005

They Think They’re Newsworthy…. 11/25/05

Happy Thanksgiving!

Friday, November 25th, 2005

We had a terrific Thanksgiving Day here! I took today off (amazing, huh?) and had a nice nap with the kids! (yay — kids as in plural!) I had Killy on one side and Ellie on the other, and it was wonderful! We had a delicious Thanksgiving feast, watched the Macy’s Day Commercial Parade, […]

They Think They’re Newsworthy…. 11/24/05

Thursday, November 24th, 2005

They Think They’re Newsworthy…. 11/24/05

exponential growth

Thursday, November 24th, 2005

One thing that you really want to avoid in any programming project — even though it is really difficult to — is exponential growth of project complexity. Ideally, you will create a project that is split up into smaller modules in a way that you can freely alter one without changing the other. If you […]