Big Snow
I chatted with the kids a bit about the recent horrendous snowfall. They seem mostly concerned about snow getting into their boots.
I chatted with the kids a bit about the recent horrendous snowfall. They seem mostly concerned about snow getting into their boots.
I had a little talk with Abby at breakfast this morning, which usually consists of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and milk, about the organic food that seems prevalent in the kids’ lives these days.
I had to reset my Pre this week because it wouldn’t install new applications, probably as a result of letting WebOS upgrade while some patches were still enabled. Anyway, after the factory restore was finished (using WebOS Doctor) I started re-enabling my accounts in email and contacts. When I did so, I got a bunch of duplicate contact records that would not stay open. Every time I tapped on one, it would pop up for a moment, blank, and then immediately close. Even after removing all my accounts from the system, these contacts remained, exhibiting that same behavior.
Obviously, this was unwanted, so I did a little research. Below are instructions for how I killed those duplaicate contacts without resetting my system again or creating a new Palm Profile (both of which seem like really stupid solutions, anyway).
How does this sound?
I did this really quickly, babbling without a script, and time-streched it down to 5 minutes. The interesting bit, besides the popcorn info itself, is the recording device – my new Zoom h4n. I used an external mic, because holding the h4n itself was a bit noisy when I wasn’t paying attention, but this problem shouldn’t be an issue if it’s in a stand or sitting alone on a table. Otherwise, the recording seems really clean.
Khaled, I’ll save the rhetoric and be blunt. You clearly have had more passion about Habari’s design over the long term and of late than anyone else. Anything in this that reads like an attack is probably coming across more strenuously than I meant it, and it’s not directed at you personally, but these specific ideas. Just to be clear.
You didn’t understand the intent of the original request for the logo.