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Monthly Archives: November 2004
Incredible
I finally got to see The Incredibles — I took my wife for her birthday. (We had decided based on the reviews that it was probably too intense for my five-year-old daughter; as it turned out we were completely justified. … Continue reading
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Autogoogling
In a previous post I suggested Googling my name might be interesting. I should have tried it myself first. For the record, I am not a super featherweight boxer from Queensland, Australia. (And if I were, I wouldn’t have anywhere … Continue reading
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EA Spouse speaks out
I’m only just hearing about the EA spouse who spoke out about the increasingly extreme conditions under which the SO was working. At last count this single weblog entry had 2780 comments. Reading the description of the EA development process … Continue reading
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Who, me?
Josh Marshall has been trying to find out how many representatives have voted on the “DeLay rule” (the House rule change that will allow Rep. DeLay to keep his leadership position even if he is indicted by a Texas grand … Continue reading
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What to Ask the Nominee
George Will has some difficult questions for the nominee for Secretary of State: In 1991 the secretary of defense, explaining the lack of wisdom of regime change, said: “Once you’ve got Baghdad, it’s not clear what you do with it. … Continue reading
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Sauce for the goose, unnecessary for the gander
Despite this blog’s restart being motivated by the US political situation, I’ve been somewhat remiss in keeping up with this topic, having drifted into a stunned malaise once the initial shock wore off. I was unaware, for instance, that Rep. … Continue reading
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SubEthaEdit 2.1
SubEthaEdit 2.1 is now available (tip of the hat to Bill Bumgarner). It was through use of SubEthaEdit to collaborate on a shared set of notes at PyCon 2004 (a story I’ll tell someday) that I first made public reference … Continue reading
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