Why is it that a notebook computer is designed completely differently from a dSLR camera? To torment me?
Any other photo/computer geeks and nerds out there way too many bags?
And yes, I recently gave away four bags before this photo was taken.
Surprising that it didn’t occur to me that Obama is the first Nerd Presdient:
So disappointed he didn’t know Shai-hulud, a thumper, and the Water of Life.
But then again, I have an edge with these questions. John Hodgman is almost exactly my age. 🙂
Well this solves one problem in the morning…
By the way, despite having purchased the iPhone 3G the day after release day, having a plan which I never use with infinite texts stuck on, I don’t qualify for discounted pricing until 12/13/2009.
I’m curious how AT&T does that computation. Some sort of cost-benefit on when I’m might leave them vs. when they lose Apple exclusivity?
“What Would Ronnie Do?” asks the conservative blogs. My favorite response comes from Martin:
Reagan would have nuked them, of course. So would have Jesus. If we are so lucky to have them resurrected at the same time, they’ll do their wonder-twin ring power thing. Reagan would take the shape of a B-1B low altitude tactical bomber and Jesus would form into a payload of nuclear radiated holy water. They would then disburse over Iran, ridding the region of their non-pentacostal elements and creating a new holy land for displaced GM and Chrysler dealership owners (the wingnut Holocaust).
Classic! The only problem is I don’t think Jesus and Reagan would ever engage in a terrorist fist bump.
Here is another classic from the comment thread:
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John Cole points out that there is a segment of the “intelligencia” out there who don’t know that a Ph.D. entitles you to the honorific “doctor.”
“New York Times columnist and Nobel laureate Paul Krugman—who I’ve noticed some econ bloggers refer to as ‘Dr. Krugman’ with no hint of sarcasm—says now’s the time to up our daily allowance of stimulis.”
He got his Ph.D. in 1977, so I don’t understand why people are supposed to be sarcastic if they call him Dr. Krugman. What context am I missing here that would explain this?
Which reminds me, I’m the only member of my family without a Ph.D.
Which reminds me that when I was a kid, answering the phone, I often would be asked, “May I speak to Dr. Chay?”
To which, I’d have to ask with no hint of sarcasm, “Which one?”
I think this is different from the last one, since this one has three openings, instead of a single senior one.
Contact information:
Carl Kenny, Yoh IT
408.654.9192 Extn:25
carl.kenny [at] yoh [dot] com
A small, but promising company in Sunnyvale is seeking a Sr. Software Engineer with the following skills:
Projects that the candidate will be working on depending on their mix of skills are:
Contact Urmila Bhide, Talent Space, Inc., 408-330-1905
Digital Photography School has an introductory article about metering modes. It’s a good start, but I thought I’d point out some issues with it.
…except “Coach”
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Craig T. Nelson explains the Killer Ape hypothesis. The part anthropologists missed is that, while nobody helped our Third Chimpanzee forbears, they did have access to welfare and food stamps.
(Here is the full segment just in case you think I’m taking this out of context.)
I got an e-mail today:
Terrence,
Good afternoon, I wanted to touch base with you about an opportunity in ____, CA. I thought you might be a nice fit for the role. Let me know if you or someone you know might be interested.
Position Summary: _____ Site Architect
_____ is looking for an exceptional and highly motivated infrastructure architect with a strong track record of designing and developing multi-tiered web applications that are high quality, scalable, and reliable. We prefer generalists who have driven feature development at every layer of the stack.
I actually applied for a job there twice: once in 2003 just before I joined Plaxo, and once in 2006, just before I joined Tagged. Both times I was desperate for a job, both times I applied for positions beneath my qualifications, both times I was rejected in an unprofessional manner, both times represented watershed moments in _____’s future direction.
I should mention that _____ is no company to laugh at: in 2003, it was one of the hottest companies on the internet. Even in 2006, it was still many times larger than Tagged. How about now?
No, I don’t think I’ll apply for this job.
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