12/09/09 02:04 - 46ºF - ID#50512
Poll
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Words: 23
Location: Buffalo, NY
12/09/09 11:35 - 44ºF - ID#50509
Coffee Break
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Words: 5
Location: Buffalo, NY
12/07/09 10:52 - 28ºF - ID#50491
Useless Message
I mean if I'm installing Office on a computer without Office, why would I be confused about non-existant versions of Office not being moved to the trash?
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Words: 40
Location: Buffalo, NY
12/04/09 09:35 - 33ºF - ID#50457
New MacBook Pro
- squee*
Permalink: New_MacBook_Pro.html
Words: 27
Location: Buffalo, NY
Category: computers
12/02/09 09:24 - 37ºF - ID#50433
New Laptop
Laptop died on Monday, I ordered the replacement, and then when it was too late to cancel the order for the new laptop, the old one magically came to life (a True Christmas Miracle(tm)).
My new one gets here Friday, I'm half excited and half sick over the unneeded expense. The ~20% restock fee on the new laptop would make it kinda stupid to return it, so I'll be trading my old one down the line to friends and family. Everyone gets a bump when I get a new computer.
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Words: 111
Location: Buffalo, NY
Category: architecture
11/30/09 04:58 - 37ºF - ID#50416
Fargo Mansion
"... the 'most elaborate and costly private mansion in the state,' outside of New York City. The house took two city blocks, from Pennsylvania Avenue, West Avenue, Jersey Street, and Fargo Avenue.
PDF of NY Times article on 1901 destruction:
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Words: 73
Location: Buffalo, NY
11/30/09 01:48 - 37ºF - ID#50415
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Words: 11
Location: Buffalo, NY
11/29/09 08:20 - 48ºF - ID#50409
Wreck this Journal
About:
This book was created for anyone who has ever had trouble starting/keeping or finishing a journal/sketchbook. By forcing ourselves to wreck it on purpose, the "journal as an object" loses it's preciousness, and allows us the feeling of completion.
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Words: 50
Location: Buffalo, NY
11/29/09 02:38 - 50ºF - ID#50403
Betty's, Brunch
Permalink: Betty_s_Brunch.html
Words: 5
Location: Buffalo, NY
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The last office-with-door I had was 8x10 (with window!). Very nice. A cube I had at Verizon was probably 6'x8'. I used headphones a lot.
Anyways, I said I require 6' of space so I think things will work out. I've got a big monitor plus laptop and need some space for plants or I'll be very unhappy.
a) you are bound to get into some of the conversations
b) your concentration is pretty much shattered every few minutes
c) you are bound to get somewhat annoyed after a while and detour to the library more often
I could personally work in a corner, without a desk on the floor, with 25 other people if they mind their business and are quiet.
We're getting more office space and their initial thoughts of space usage were... unrealistic. I talked them down from their plans :)
I'm the office curmudgeon/pessimist. I used to go along to get along but no more.
I once worked at a .com with twelve people crammed into a 500sqft suite. There was one guy in the network closet which was a coat closet, a dude in the conference/lunch room, the two designers shared a regular-sized desk, and one of the partners worked in the hallway on a small rolling desk, of the kind you might buy in a department store for a child's room.
There was a local company which has since gone out of business which had the president and I think five or six developers and a designer in a ~150sqft room. They were located inside another company and could use their facilities, but that was their total permanent space allotment.
- Z