January, 2014
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Creating data for a blog post.
My nights are the thing of legend.
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Still a total bargain for as much as my family uses Amazon’s delivery and video service.
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We’ve pushed out a few new versions of RAMP recently, addressing: v1.4.4 More obvious error messages when media fails to transfer v1.4.3 and v1.4.2 both address issues with backslashes being removed from content. I’ve written about this issue ad nauseum, but RAMP was originally written before the issue was discovered. If my patches had gone…
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If this happens to you, it’s possible that Chrome (or Chromium) has updated itself in the background. Quit and re-launch the browser and 1Password 4 should start filling in usernames and passwords again like you’d expect. I originally tracked this down in the AgileBits forums, but can’t find it anymore. Leaving the tip here in…
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Curious about how a smart watch might fit into my life, I picked up a Pebble on eBay right before heading out to WordCamp PHX. It was surprisingly useful in a few different situations: When hanging out chatting with people, it was a lot easier to glance at my wrist to see if that buzz…
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iOS7 & Mavericks: things that were stable are now crashy.
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Whoa. (thanks Justin)
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Building a great team is hard. Brutally hard.
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I’m getting rid of all of my Canon gear. Canon T2i (takes full 1080 video – same sensor as the Canon 7D) 18-55mm kit lens Original box, etc. I also have the following available: Canon 16-35mm 2.8 L lens (ultrasonic – $1150) Canon 28mm 1.8 lens (ultrasonic $500) Canon 28-135mm (image stabilized, ultrasonic – $250)…
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Everyone has been posting their history of Macs they’ve owned – who am I not to participate. I had access to few while I was growing up: 128k Macintosh (1984) Mac Plus Mac II This is the list, to the best of my recollection, of machines I’ve owned myself: Mac LC (1993-1996) PowerCenter 132 (1996-2000)…
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So great. (Thanks Brandon)
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I’ve put up a post on the Crowd Favorite blog about how I use WordPress and the FavePersonal theme (free!) to own my online identity, while still participating with my friends on Facebook and Twitter.
I love how I have (on my own site) a history of the social reactions to posts like this. Here’s a more casual example; where the social reactions really add to the overall story.
I think owning your online identity is hugely important – don’t outsource it to some 3rd-party service. But there’s no reason not to take advantage of the benefits of those services. I want to have my cake and eat it to – and I believe I’m doing just that.
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