Flying Around
I’ve been crazy this week preparing for both BlogOrlando and Ohio Linux Fest.
I wrote before about the strange pricing that led me to attend both conferences. But I never wrote
I’ve been crazy this week preparing for both BlogOrlando and Ohio Linux Fest.
I wrote before about the strange pricing that led me to attend both conferences. But I never wrote
When I was little, my brother and I would play in the basement in the dark. The basement was our spaceship. We drew ship controls on paper in markers and crayons and used masking tape to tape them onto work tables in the basement. We’d pretend we were going to far away places, pushing the buttons of our controls to operate our space ship.
I have a memory of receiving my first telescope. We were at my uncle’s house and there was snow on the ground. We set it up in the frigid air and looked at the craters in the surface of the full moon. It was awesome.
I work on several projects, both for work and for recreation, that require code editing by more than one person at a time. Some projects I’ve created on my own, while others were well established long before I came upon them. There are common threads between them, and I would like to try to point out some things that I’ve learned along the way.
When working collaboratively, a source code control system is mandatory. There is simply no other way in my mind to efficiently collaborate on a project of any size without source code management.
September always has a distinct flavor to it, doesn’t it? The smell of a September morning always reminds me of driving by First Lake with the mist hanging over it on the way to school.
I’ve been having this feeling lately that I should be somewhere, and maybe it’s that weird yearly pull from grade school. I had one of those dreams again last night where you can’t remember your class schedule. I tried to cancel a class, and then re-add it, and during that time they managed to move the class to a different building. Stupid school dreams.
Dan, talk about walking into a minefield. I will try to distill more than a hundred messages used to come to a decision on this topic into a concise reply to your query.