The many faces of @miklevin
Be careful when your wife tells you to make funny faces for the camera!
In my continuing quest to drown out background noise and get into “the zone”, I found a very intriguing iPhone app called Altered States that claims to use something called binaural beats and brain entrainment to do just that. Ommmmm
I got my first new wallet style in 10 years, from The Deerskin Leather Shop in Kitchen Kettle Village in Intercourse, PA. Similar to my old Tumi billfold wallet with a clip down the center, but thinner with pockets on the outside as well. Great for door access cards.
By contrast,” Hawking says, “there are about 50,000 new books published in the English language each year, containing of the order of a hundred billion bits of information. Of course, the great majority of this information is garbage, and no use to any form of life. But, even so, the rate at which useful information can be added is millions, if not billions, higher than with DNA.
Came across this interesting response to a question about parsing HTML with Regular Expression Matching, a.k.a. RegEx or RegExp on Joel Spolsky’s StackOverflow tech answer site. Thought I’d share. URL of original page on the graphic.
My Marvell SheevaPlug just arrived! This little wall-wart power adapter looking thing is a 1.2 GHz ARM microserver, capable of running Ubuntu with Apache. Can’t wait to set it up as a Mercurial repository.
Our commitment to open systems is not altruistic. Rather it’s good business, since an open Internet creates a steady stream of innovations that attracts users and usage and grows the entire industry. […] As long as we contribute a steady stream of great products we will prosper along with the entire ecosystem. We may get a smaller piece, but it will come from a bigger pie.
His & her pickles from Columbus Circle holiday market. The hot pickles are mine. The garlic are hers. The booth owner laughed when I said “I’ll take a his and a hers.”
