Monthly Archives: January 2005

Me too! — but I’m not a nerd

11 Jan 2005
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Originally seen here

I am nerdier than 22% of all people. Are you nerdier? Click here to find out!

Looking big

11 Jan 2005
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Steve Eichert has

Goal setting

11 Jan 2005
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This great post from Michael Hyatt is a few days old, but I just got around to reading it.

Political post – PATRIOT Act and idiots with lasers

06 Jan 2005
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I was checking a technical website tonight and one of the features of that site is a live chat.

Short movie review: A Series of Unfortunate Events

05 Jan 2005
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My wife and I saw ‘A Series of Unfortunate Events‘ tonight.

A real WTF

05 Jan 2005
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I’ve been reading The Daily WTF since this post.

Why do people continue to give this loser any notice?

05 Jan 2005
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I know…I“m giving her notice, but I promise that it’ll never happen again.


I describe Ashlee Simpson (and many others like her) as “no talent hacks”.

The Process of Reinstalling – an overview

03 Jan 2005
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Well, I’m still going to document my install process, but I just saw these posts from Mitch Denny:
The System Rebuild – Phase 0 – Backup
The System Rebuild – Phase 1 – OS Installation
The System Rebuild – Phase 2 – Remote Access
The System Rebuild – Phase 3 – Productivity Applications
The System Rebuild – Phase 4 – Developer Tools
The System Rebuild – Phase 5 – Utilities and Finishing Touches






Currently listening to: Master of Puppets, Metallica.

Tasks for the start of the New Year

02 Jan 2005
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I didn’t spend much time at my desk yesterday, so today I had to:
1. Backup my old Outlook .pst (coming in at just under 400mb)
2. Start a brand new Outlook file
3. Backup all my time sheet information (I use a special program for this)
4. Re-work my time sheet configuration for the New Year (get rid of projects, consolidate others)


For Outlook, I decided to flatten my folder hierarchy.