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Monthly Archives: April 2009
Where’s my check, Jobs?
OK, I hate writing this, because it makes me sound like a corporate shill, or worse, a member of the Cult of Steve, which – in either case – I think entitles me to a little cut of the Cupertino … Continue reading
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What the hell is “mofumofu”?
So, I was letting Google Image Search find me a new wallpaper – and, by the way, if you’re an anime fan, I strongly recommend typing “壁紙” into GIS and letting it fly, insasmuch as it’s Japanese for “wallpaper” – … Continue reading
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I have no career in waste management
So, I had a friend come over yesterday for the sole purpose of wasting our entire evening away, controllers in hand. Usually this is when I pull out some FPS or another that is too hard for me in single … Continue reading
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More embarrassment
I told my wife this story with the caveat that I was telling her because I thought it was actually too embarrassing to share. Oh, well, it’s best if I get it off my chest. I’ve been inside my PC … Continue reading
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Geek Embarrassment
Note: Geek “Embarrassment”, as opposed to “Shame”, which I have in great quantities. Or perhaps “Shamelessness” is closer to the truth there. Stick with this post. The embarrassment comes near the end. Despite my occasional dalliances with Apple-branded hardware, I … Continue reading
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They call me… Wayne.
I discovered today the single most frustrating thing about buying games from Steam. When you complete one, you can’t put the box on to the shelf with a satisfying thunk sound, reflect for a moment on your accomplishment, and take … Continue reading
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Geek happiness
One of the things coming out of preparing to move in July is a little bit of a technology refresh. Knowing that I’m going to be pulling apart our network, AV setup, etc, and then putting it back together in … Continue reading
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