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designing an API is tricky. even if you'll probably be the only one to ever use it.

Settling in to read some Eugene Peterson
That's all for today. Headed for home.
Commiserating with another campus IT guy
750 GB HD == 700 GB storage space ... I didn't really need those other 50 gigabytes anyway
Heads for home
Done making up numbers. Time for lunch.
Trying to estimate the cost of things when I don't know how much they cost is surprisingly difficult
the upside to being up earlier than usual is that there's plenty of time to enjoy one's coffee
@joshkersey it looks like there's good bit of django activity around nashville http://is.gd/1Ub3 ... might be looking that way next year
not doing well at focusing this afternoon
@patrickbeeson yeah, UT needs a form for everything
@sidetrackd glad i'm not there :-)
"MySQL isn't a very smart database, so it's only fast if you use it carefully" http://is.gd/1O35
Listening to Abbey Road and doing some server maintenance
me and memcached, we're buddies these days
mmm, data serialization and milk for breakfast. is it still serialization if it's all SQL?
breaking in the new coffee press
Reviewing the RFP for a research project I've been invited to work on. Trying to decided if it'll be worth the time.
"... today’s latest and greatest [development] environment will be tomorrows VB6" http://is.gd/1JSZ