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Monthly Archives: February 2008
A Grand Slam
It’s important to listen to feedback from your readers: Comment on my blog from John: Lol, what a complete load of bollocks. I can’t believe I wasted my life reading this. Comment on my blog from “photog”: “You are not … Continue reading
Posted in about me, food and wine, humor
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Lossy RAW compression
Thomas Chamberlin asks an interesting question in the Flickr D3 user’s group: “With the D3 and D300 we are now offered lossless compression, no compression, or compression with loss for RAW files. Nikon says there is no effect on image … Continue reading
Posted in photography
11 Comments
Why I YUI
We use YUI at Tagged because that’s what I chose. We lost a couple front end engineers at Tagged so I’m having to pick up the slack—this means actually having to learn the Yahoo User Interface (YUI) in earnest. So … Continue reading
Posted in web development
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New camera
New camera, lens, and software… First D3 photo North Beach, San Francisco, California Nikon D3, Nikkor 14-24mm f/2.8G ED AF-S 1/15sec @ f/2.8, iso 420, 14mm (14mm) [There is a jump.]
Posted in Apple Aperture, photography, photos
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Apparently I have a club
S—: Hey, Terry. She broke up with me last night. Me: I didn’t know you were dating someone. S—: Can I join your Afraid-of-Women club? Me: You have to be the one to break it off first. It’s like Whac-A-Mole … Continue reading
Posted in about me, society and culture
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Thinking bags
I love bags. I guess it’s not that unusual. Now being a geek with no taste, I’m not very imaginative. But now that my camera is too big to fit in the bbp bags’s Biz bag (which replaced my Mamba … Continue reading
Posted in photography, stuff
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Pragmatic bullshit
Someone took exception to me saying: “I have yet to read a good “Pragmatic Programmer Series” book.” …with the lines: “I think that’s a bit of a hard knock of the Pragmatic Bookshelf. I’ve had a number of books which … Continue reading
Posted in PHP, books, web development, wordplay
21 Comments
…but you have to know RUBY to be our CTO
This popped in my e-mail box just now: Subject: Anyone know a top Rails programmer for Tech Advisor role Could be as little as one hour per week? Great opportunity for this person to inherit vp of engineering position once … Continue reading
Posted in business and economics, web development
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I found a use for Ruby
…a place to send all the people who washed out coding PHP. I haven’t read this book so I can’t comment, however, I have yet to read a good “Pragmatic Programmer Series” book. The one all the Rails developers jizz … Continue reading
Posted in PHP, books, web development
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Requiem for the Republican Party
Last week, the politics of fear ended: “Because I care so deeply about protecting our country, I take strong offense to your suggestion in recent days that the country will be vulnerable to terrorist attack unless Congress immediately enacts legislation … Continue reading
Posted in quotes, religion and politics
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