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If you had trouble connecting to (e:strip) midmorning today it was not my fault. I blame a certain two-bit NOC who shall remain nameless. Fortunately they seemed to have taken care of it before I got all up in they grill. Unfortunately when I rebooted our server it fucked Cyrus with a weedwhacker and I spent until 7pm picking up the pieces. If you are an IT manager and your boss says: we need IMAP, you may think: Cyrus! but it is my opinion that you should choose something else. Anyone have any experience with Courier?
- Z
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03/13/2006 20:04 #37280
I hate Cyrus I hate Cyrus I hate Cyrus ICategory: server
03/11/2006 10:19 #37279
It's f#cking gorgeous outside.Category: scooting
Why are you on the computer?
I've been in denial about coming down with a cold for two days now. Sore throat, phlegm, but thankfully no cough. I had planned to spend the weekend in bed in a code-fugue. I've got some pretty fly ideas that deserve to be done, but ...
Well, then the sun came out and so did the Vespa.
I hope everyone else was able to enjoy this gorgeous day in whatever way they saw fit.
- Z
I've been in denial about coming down with a cold for two days now. Sore throat, phlegm, but thankfully no cough. I had planned to spend the weekend in bed in a code-fugue. I've got some pretty fly ideas that deserve to be done, but ...
Well, then the sun came out and so did the Vespa.
I hope everyone else was able to enjoy this gorgeous day in whatever way they saw fit.
- Z
zobar - 03/11/06 12:08
Narsty. I'm handcrafting a pretty good-sized bolus myself in the back of my throat. Are you feeling better, I hope?
- Z
Narsty. I'm handcrafting a pretty good-sized bolus myself in the back of my throat. Are you feeling better, I hope?
- Z
paul - 03/11/06 11:55
I was sick for the last half of this week. It was the worst phlemmy sore throat crap but I never actually ended up getting a cough. My friend chris referred tot he illness as snotbola.
I was sick for the last half of this week. It was the worst phlemmy sore throat crap but I never actually ended up getting a cough. My friend chris referred tot he illness as snotbola.
03/08/2006 12:08 #37278
fair & balancedCategory: hotel
point / counterpoint
May it never be said that we aren't fair and balanced. (-:
- Z
May it never be said that we aren't fair and balanced. (-:
- Z
dcoffee - 03/08/06 14:48
PS the website looks great. I like that it resizes well, and it is easy to navigate. huge improvement.
PS the website looks great. I like that it resizes well, and it is easy to navigate. huge improvement.
dragonfire1024 - 03/08/06 12:14
It would have been nice if the artvoice did that during their cover story. The ArtVOice purposely interviewed those people in the last issue that were for the hotel. They In My Opinion (IMO) never made a single attempt to interview opposition.
It would have been nice if the artvoice did that during their cover story. The ArtVOice purposely interviewed those people in the last issue that were for the hotel. They In My Opinion (IMO) never made a single attempt to interview opposition.
03/08/2006 03:44 #37277
fugue in C++Category: programming
OK, I admit to being a total Achewood junkie, and the Great Outdoor Fight storyline has got me hooked.
I believe that 'fugue' deserves to become the next overused and misunderstood pop-culture mental health issue [see also: paranoi(a|d) (WIKIPEDIA - paranoia) , anal(-retentive)? (WIKIPEDIA - anal-retentive) ] - once (e:dragonlady7) explained (WIKIPEDIA - fugue state) it to me, that is. With that preface:
Today I am ecstatic because we will have hired someone to take over all my nonprogramming duties by the end of the week - and all the candidates were excellent. Back at my old job my boss was always complaining about how he had to spend all his time 'putting out fires,' as he liked to call it, and could never concentrate on programming. I thought he was a tool. But now that I've tried programming and 'fixing peoples' shit,' as I like to call it - well, I still think he's a tool, but at least now I understand. Back then, though, I was just a programmer [Objective-C, thank you very much], and I would get in around ten to nine, grab a cup of coffee, read the news, and fugue until about ten to five. When I snapped out of it there'd be papers all over the office, half a tuna salad sandwich stuck to the ceiling, and another KLOC (WIKIPEDIA - KLOC) in CVS (WIKIPEDIA - Concurrent Versions System) . Man I miss those days.
- Z
I believe that 'fugue' deserves to become the next overused and misunderstood pop-culture mental health issue [see also: paranoi(a|d) (WIKIPEDIA - paranoia) , anal(-retentive)? (WIKIPEDIA - anal-retentive) ] - once (e:dragonlady7) explained (WIKIPEDIA - fugue state) it to me, that is. With that preface:
Today I am ecstatic because we will have hired someone to take over all my nonprogramming duties by the end of the week - and all the candidates were excellent. Back at my old job my boss was always complaining about how he had to spend all his time 'putting out fires,' as he liked to call it, and could never concentrate on programming. I thought he was a tool. But now that I've tried programming and 'fixing peoples' shit,' as I like to call it - well, I still think he's a tool, but at least now I understand. Back then, though, I was just a programmer [Objective-C, thank you very much], and I would get in around ten to nine, grab a cup of coffee, read the news, and fugue until about ten to five. When I snapped out of it there'd be papers all over the office, half a tuna salad sandwich stuck to the ceiling, and another KLOC (WIKIPEDIA - KLOC) in CVS (WIKIPEDIA - Concurrent Versions System) . Man I miss those days.
- Z
03/06/2006 08:23 #37276
getting carried awayCategory: food
When I started this blog lo these many days ago, I decided I wouldn't talk about national politics. People seem to get very excited about national politics these days despite the fact that it's nothing more than a two-ring circus of slimeballs and obstructionists. Local politics is another matter. But, it turns out, I discuss politics the way a pit bull licks your face [and that is not pleasant].
So I think I'm gonna stay out of local politics from now on too, and instead leave you with an excellent recipe for teriyaki salmon I came up with a couple weeks ago when we had nothing to eat but booze and a couple frozen salmon steaks:
In a smallish saucepan, dump in equal parts [1/4 cup]:
sake
sherry
white wine
beer
soy sauce
Add a not-insignificant amount of lapsang souchong tea leaves. I think there was some other stuff in there, too, like sesame oil and Old Bay. Heat it over very low heat until the smoky tea flavor is infused in the sauce. Strain the tea leaves out of the sauce.
Marinate/defrost the salmon steaks in the sauce: put the salmon in a Ziploc bag with the sauce, seal it tightly, and put it in a bowl of warm water. Replace the water when it gets cold. Leave it in a couple hours.
Take the salmon out of the sauce and put the sauce back in the saucepan. Reduce the sauce by half over medium heat. I don't know how important this is, but it makes the kitchen smell wonderful. Strain the salmon bits out of the sauce.
Grill the salmon gently, brushing it often with the teriyaki reduction. When you serve it, say something like, 'Oh, this? Nothing special. Just something I whipped up.'
- Z
So I think I'm gonna stay out of local politics from now on too, and instead leave you with an excellent recipe for teriyaki salmon I came up with a couple weeks ago when we had nothing to eat but booze and a couple frozen salmon steaks:
In a smallish saucepan, dump in equal parts [1/4 cup]:
sake
sherry
white wine
beer
soy sauce
Add a not-insignificant amount of lapsang souchong tea leaves. I think there was some other stuff in there, too, like sesame oil and Old Bay. Heat it over very low heat until the smoky tea flavor is infused in the sauce. Strain the tea leaves out of the sauce.
Marinate/defrost the salmon steaks in the sauce: put the salmon in a Ziploc bag with the sauce, seal it tightly, and put it in a bowl of warm water. Replace the water when it gets cold. Leave it in a couple hours.
Take the salmon out of the sauce and put the sauce back in the saucepan. Reduce the sauce by half over medium heat. I don't know how important this is, but it makes the kitchen smell wonderful. Strain the salmon bits out of the sauce.
Grill the salmon gently, brushing it often with the teriyaki reduction. When you serve it, say something like, 'Oh, this? Nothing special. Just something I whipped up.'
- Z
dcoffee - 03/06/06 12:52
I agree, National politics are just a corrupt dog and pony show, to fool the public and enrich the rich.
Local politics is much more tangible and sincere, though also quite a bit corrupt, there are great people here, and it's important to feel that you're taking part in guiding your own community.
I agree, National politics are just a corrupt dog and pony show, to fool the public and enrich the rich.
Local politics is much more tangible and sincere, though also quite a bit corrupt, there are great people here, and it's important to feel that you're taking part in guiding your own community.
Oh dear, honey.
I didn't notice any estrip downtime but I was at work from 10-7PM. I use courier IMAP and qmail and the combo seems to be great. :::link:::