Let’s see, in Cuba you can’t buy a computer because the government is afraid you’ll use it in subversive ways, but in the US, according to Senator Hollings, et al., you will only be allowed to buy the computers that have the technology to make sure you don’t do something subversive like infringe copyrights. Which one is the free democracy again?
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I had planned on posting something yesterday. I had planned on doing a lot of things yesterday that I never quite got done. Not that there was any sort of sudden emergency or technical problems that required my attention, I was working strictly from my tasklist for the day pretty much all day. It just…
If you find yourself going to Canberra from the US, you’ll probably be flying in to Sydney or elsewhere, then connecting to Canberra. I decided to do something a little different. Instead of booking a flight, I decided to go back and forth by train. Mostly because I had some spare time and figured it…
I’ll be out at the launch event all day today, unles there’s some sort of emergency at the office that requires me to head back there. I’ll be sure to take notes and tell you all about it tonight, probably on the Beta Notes blog. Have a good day! Follow these topics: Uncategorized
After a full, busy, weekend of a going-away party for a coworker on Friday night, into the OSU Spring Game Saturday with Andy and Kristen, into taking in The Interpretor with my wife and then a birthday party for my sister-in-law on Sunday, I’ve been greeted with just as crazy a Monday. (The difference, of…
If you’re not looking at the link blog, I’d just thought I’d spend a minute and show you what you may have missed. Over the weekend, when I typically do not post here, and this morning I pointed a few interesting things that I wanted to spend more time looking at later. I thought regular…