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Monthly Archives: July 2003

sick.

by Rob Friesel

sick is taking the day off work b/c of a generalized nausea and while at home trying to rest up attempting to work on projects for work, having some success, only to have it baffling not work later in the day after changing nothing. function jumper(docdir) { var oIndex = docdir.options.selectedIndex; var dirname = docdir.name; […]

waste.

by Rob Friesel

compiling? haven’t figured that one out yet, but there’s some terribly interesting possible etymologies going on. (Not sure if “etymology” is so much the right term here as just plain ol’ “reference” … but who really cares?)

a perblog moment.

by Rob Friesel

caught up last night in dreadful condo assoc mtg. ack! it’s funny how so much talking can amount to so little and then it takes so much time to realize that you didn’t accomplish nearly half the things you set out to do. Or something along those lines. More to follow. I got those Tues […]

code.

by Rob Friesel

to save myself and everyone else a lot of trouble, I’ve created a quick script for everyone’s (well… my favorite anyway) favorite Creative Commons license: the Attribution•Noncommercial•ShareALike license. This is the part where you ask “How does it work?” and I reply with: For those of you using an “allscripts” or similar such file to […]

bat watching.

by Rob Friesel

there it is. they’re not doing too shabby. it’s no secret i’m a Dean supporter. But there is something dirty feeling about the money-lean here. like we need to reduce our selves and our politics to dollar signs in order to be heard. sadly, our voices are not enough to secure a chance at a […]

the mac report.

by Rob Friesel

So I’ve been on my iBook about a month now and the verdict is in: good move. The caveats? I wish the software fr/ my PC was compatible. It’d ease the transition. But all in good time… The OS may be crash-proof (knock-on-polymer) but some of the apps are still buggy. Interestingly enough though, I’m […]