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Monthly Archives: April 2008
Archetyping with Maven
These past two weeks have seen some quality time spent with Apache Maven. I spent a few days figuring out how to create a custom project archetype in order to streamline project creation in my department. Why Maven? I developed … Continue reading
Posted in best-practices, java, programming, subversion
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iPod Filesystem Woes
I’ve got an iPod mini that has a small issue: sometimes files get corrupted on it, causing long podcasts to be abruptly cut off. For some reason, NPR podcasts seem to suffer the most from this (perhaps its just that … Continue reading
Posted in apple/mac/ipod
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Intersection
This weekend saw a lot of action. Danielle and I participated in Intersection. Along with several students from IWU, ISU, and some folks around the community we worked at Kids Club East in Bloomington. I really struggled with selfishness all … Continue reading
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Count me in! OSX needs better Java support. First class citizenship for everyone! see here for details
Posted in apple/mac/ipod, java, politics/government, programming, technology, web
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Bohnanza Is A Great Game
One of my favorite parts of this past weekend was playing the game Bohnanza. It’s a card game that is all about economics and trading. The idea is pretty simple: you have two fields in which to plant beans. Collecting … Continue reading
Posted in gaming, toys/games
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Inkscape 0.46 Rocks
For the past year I’ve been using the pretty good Inkscape 0.45 for any vector drawing I had to do at work. I use Inkscape for three purposes: playing, diagramming, and flow-charting. The day after my 29th birthday, Inkscape hit … Continue reading
Posted in programming, right-brain, technology, work
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Dreaming in Code: nice read
Last night I finished the book Dreaming in Code, a book I got for free when I subscribed to Salon. If you’re really interested in reading this book I highly encourage you to subscribe to Salon, as it’s just a … Continue reading
Posted in books, programming, reviews
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NIH != Haven’t Heard About It!
Often I see on programming blogs someone say something akin to this statement: “I’ve written this library that does X.” Almost invariably someone posts in the comments something along these lines: “you could have used Y for this, looks like … Continue reading
Posted in PSA, programming
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