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- @richardhicks true. but its more fun on windows :-) 2010/09/02
- @TheAndroidSite This will be the next big thing for me. Tired of the fuddy duddy N1. Need something with a 2 in the name :-) 2010/09/01
- Samsung Vibrant GPS fixes, rooting, and replacing the default launcher. Priceless! Now lets see CM 6.1 :-) 2010/09/01
- @richardhicks The best windows security is the oldest. Unplug the consarned cat5 cable. Voila! Total net neutrality and Windows security. 2010/09/01
- @PaulOBrien No android market or google experience until someone hacks it if they can. No more archos for me. The 5it does what I need now. 2010/09/01
Monthly Archives: January 2009
When the Project Ends
Its been about 7 weeks now working pretty much every day 10 hours a day except weekends which I did about 4 hours each day. I’ve not had a day off in awhile. The project I am just closing out … Continue reading
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Zen to Done — Outlook 2007 Setup
I blogged awhile ago about some workflows that seemed to work for me with Zen to Done. I’ve been testing the basics for about a month now and have refined my own process a bit. I settled on Outlook 2007 … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events
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Heading out in two weeks
Well, in two weeks from today, I’m flying the lonely skies. Going back to Singapore for some days and Chennai, India for a few days. This is a faster trip but there is a lot on tap. We’ve got a … Continue reading
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Clonezilla and DRBL – Cloning Instances
My ongoing project has been a learning experience for me. One of the areas I’ve played in more than a few times is building installers for Linux but this time I wanted to create a way to clone systems from … Continue reading
Issuing Forth with the Weekend Data
Its the weekend I guess. I’ve been rather busy with the same project these days and I’m at the point of wanting it to wrap up but I still have miles to go before I sleep. It appears I am … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Linux
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What Yahoo Needs to do..
Well first they need to earn the ! after their name again. I think that thing has become tarnished and has slipped down into three dots and not an exclamation point. Google has breezed past them with their mail, calendaring, … Continue reading
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Living in Interesting Times
The last few weeks have been blur of overnight shipments of systems, solving problems at real world speed, long hours and a feeling of true accomplishment. Sometimes you need a project which stretches you in new ways, makes you feel … Continue reading
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The Hearst Museum
As I’ve blogged here before, I did over 15 years of archeology mostly focused in the desert southwest; but also around the south central plains and even the Great Basin Desert. Most of my time though was spent in the … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropology, Current Events
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Retrospective – 2008 in Review
I just noticed my good friend Dave posted an interesting and positive weblog post regarding his 2008. I think a weblog, because of how its arranged, makes an interesting platform to post a thing which recalls a year in the … Continue reading
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Wrapping up the Hard Landscape, the Soft Actions, the Contexts
I’ve posted here a few times now on what my landscape is with Zen to Done. I think I’ve gotten a bit better at collecting and processing and I’ve endured the temptation to find new GTD tools. Here is the … Continue reading
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