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T-79 and Counting

13 Jul 2006 in FeedSeeder by Garrick

No direct progress today, mostly a ‘cleaning the desk’ day. Think found a solution to the roadblock I mentioned yesterday - not enough spare cycles to verify.

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i know that feeling. let me know if you there is anything i can do to help

erik added these pithy words on Jul 13 06 at 11:18 pm

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