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I see for the second time that webmonkeying is an activity with a long tail: you can make decreasingly time-consuming changes forever. I've also seen evidence supporting ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
cow's opinion that PHP works like a student project.
Passed through Fry's (ah, temptation) like a dose of salts and picked up flash drives for cheap so Nibs could hand out her portfolio to editors. The smallest capacity I could find, which was more than a hundred times what I needed, was bigger than the ones I used to use as backup media, which will also be given away. Moral: keep widgets if they don't take up much space and still work.
Must get a solar-powered theremin kit for m'boy. And where did I get the idea? November Dorkbot, which we will not be attending. Y'know, if I were my son's one and only, he'd get to do stuff like this on school nights as long as he finished his homework first. I worry about how narrow his horizons are compared to what mine were like at his age.
cow's opinion that PHP works like a student project.Passed through Fry's (ah, temptation) like a dose of salts and picked up flash drives for cheap so Nibs could hand out her portfolio to editors. The smallest capacity I could find, which was more than a hundred times what I needed, was bigger than the ones I used to use as backup media, which will also be given away. Moral: keep widgets if they don't take up much space and still work.
Must get a solar-powered theremin kit for m'boy. And where did I get the idea? November Dorkbot, which we will not be attending. Y'know, if I were my son's one and only, he'd get to do stuff like this on school nights as long as he finished his homework first. I worry about how narrow his horizons are compared to what mine were like at his age.
