The view of downtown Denver, set against the Rockies, from the Museum of Nature and Science.
January, 2012
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Pitch-perfect.
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I see the same sort of interaction from folks interested in having Crowd Favorite work on projects; but who pretty much refuse to tell us about the project unless we have a meeting, phone call, etc. If we acquiesced to these requests I’d have to hire two more people just to take these meetings.
Luckily, experience has shown that our best customers are ones who have as much respect for our time as we have for theirs.
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The low-tech approach that BlackBerry used with magnets in the holster and profiles based on “in holster” worked really well.
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The presentation starts by suggesting that JavaScript is typically the #1 place to look for making a website faster.
In case you were wondering why everyone is trying to make JavaScript faster.
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This is not random opposition to bad proposed legislation. Mark and his team spent the time to understand what is really going on.
I hope this same thing is happening all over the country, but very proud it is happening in Colorado. Thanks to Brad and Senator Udall.
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Before using Lion, I expected I would miss scroll bars in a number of situations. I don’t.
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Not much sleep last night. Dog was fired up after a near run-in with a coyote in the wee hours (no actual run-in, everyone stayed on their side of the fence).
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If you want to make an analogy, for the more geeky out there, the light field (if you look super long-term) is the holodeck.
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Maybe I’ll get caught up this weekend.
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One of those days when you know you’re too short tempered but CAN’T F*#%ING HELP IT!
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Good times at our tech lunch today. People started to really understand how our move from SVN to Git is going to make their lives better.
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Is moving all of these emails from Inbox to Reply considered progress?