I have to make this short so I can cook food byproducts.

Post keywords: job, JavaScript, marketing, MBA, recognizing people from here on other sites, your mom.

Whelp... after many years of doing this crap on my own... I picked up a day gig at Microsoft (via Volt).  I have a lot to learn...

Also: I think I had the swine flu.

Lastly, it is raining here in Seattle, yet  I must walk to the grocery store, W.W.J.D?

This, and any derivative communities are just crying to be trolled to hell and back.

The premise? Since we all know meat is murder and since clearly capitalism is evil, we should all get our food from dumpsters.  Rather than go with the old school term "dumpster diving", these hip young fellas have coined a more PC term, "Freeganism".

...Short post, but I had to do the poll.

1. The academy awards of CPAN modules.
2. My arguements against homebrew templating systems.

things have been about as good as they could be on the home front.

It's all about the database.  Literally.  I'll tell you why.

PLONK  Welcome to my killfile, motherfucker.

Digg is now slashdot in terms of comments.  The one level threading is a great idea, but digg's implementation SUCKS ASS.

Here is the typical digg discussion now:

<hidden "troll" comment, -10000>
  - <modded up reply to troll +100>
  - <modded up reply to troll +10> 
  - <modded up reply to troll>
  - "Mod Parent Up!"
  - "+1 Comment Dugg!!!!"

Gee, that looks like a typical slashdot discussion.  Disjoint with hidden crap all over the place and full of meta-moderation "+1" comments.  arg...

Catostrophic show failues, digg, everything inbetween

Wanna look like these hip, cool people?, then Dont forget your towel!.

It's amazing what a bit of writing can do to clear your head.

After about three weeks of waiting, I finally got the t-shirts back from the screenprinters.  Ho-ley-shit.  They are really, really nice.  Tim did a bang-up job on these.  Paying a designer was worth every dime.

Inside:

1. artClick logo contest
2. Moving
3. My ugly ass poses for you!

Looks like my.yahoo.com now uses your websites favicon.ico on their pages.  Every user who has added your feed to their my.yahoo.com page will see your cute little icon right next to your feed.

This is a problem... 

Inside: fix apache configuration day!

Update [2006-2-15 14:5:48 by coryking]: Fixed!

Yesterday, I had a front row seat for what can only be described as a verbal disemboweling of a consultant performed by my boss in front of everyone in the cafeteria. Holy crap, she tore into that guy like a hungry lion tearing into a gazelle. Another coworker and I turned away as not to make the thrashing more embarassing for the consultant.

And it's not like it was at all unwarranted. If you're a consultant and you don't know how to use Outlook's calendering feature, you suck at your job.