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Monthly Archives: February 2007
C25K: Week 5 Day 2
All done with Week 5 Day 2. Not bad at all. 5 minute warm up walk. Then 8 minutes running, 5 minutes walking 8 minutes running. Next is the test. 5 minute warm up walk then 20 minutes of running. … Continue reading
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GoRuCo
Woo. Signed up last night to attend the Gotham Ruby Conference. Should be pretty cool. It is being hosted in Google’s headquarters in NYC. Seats are limited and filling up fast, so get in there and sign up!
Posted in computers
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Textmate is for the weak
Again Kidding, but I know at least one reader who will bristle at that… I found a great (maybe the only one?) Rails minor mode for emacs, as well as the associated page on the rails wiki. I am sure … Continue reading
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C25K: Week 4 Day 3
I am a blogging fool tonite… Anywho, I finished the 4th week of C25K, and feel great. I am tired and my legs are dead, but I feel like I am really accomplishing something off the grid. Next week gets … Continue reading
Rectangles considered harmful
Just kidding. But I did just got to the part in the book (actually I skipped ahead) where it shows one how to use a Emacs Rectangle (Vim’s visual block). It’s ok. It works much the same way. It’s not … Continue reading
Posted in programming
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Ubuntu and Emacs
Along with the post below, I wanted to mention a couple of things I needed to do to make Emacs usable for me in Ubuntu. First, a great package for getting nicer looking fonts in emacs on ubuntu (after I … Continue reading
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Emacs
*sigh* I am not sure why I try. About three times a year I try to convert to emacs. However, being what I would consider, proficient in Vim I get easily frustrated when I know I could be flying through … Continue reading
Posted in programming
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Office Olympics
The guy I am running with and I entered the 2 man chair race at work. We tried hard and had a good time, but ultimately didn’t win.
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