Category: General
More Joy
Today’s meeting free. I’ve blocked off the entire day to work on 1 thing. A little voice told me to hit play on my All Too Much Joy playlist. Perfect.
If I hit the milestone early, I think I’ll pull UHF off the Netflix.
My favorite lyric from today’s TMJ all discography listening session comes from “You Can’t Die from a Broken Heart” off the “The Its” album.
“You might even forgive me some day / But some day’s too far away / To hold us together today”
Unbroken
Safe Driving
Oh sure – I’ve 3 Large Strongspaces backing up all my websites and working files nightly. I’ve also got a 2TB Western Digital drive pulling nightly backups from all the computers in the house. Plus, a couple portable drives for the road.
To that mix, I’ve added a SentrySafe Fire-Safe Waterproof Data Storage Chest with a 1TB Western Digital portable drive.
The interior of the SentrySafe is about 5″ square – perfect size for the Western Digital drive. Actually – it should fit about 6 of these drives as time goes on.
A couple quick edits to my backup script and the new safe drive is part of the mix.
I feel safer already.
I’m Still O.K.
Despite the reminders when my sideburns get to long – the 8th president and I are not related.
Oh sure – he lost his 2nd term – but his campaign lives on in everyday speech? I’d count that as a success.
Too bad about the successors. :/
“your comments may be used in advertising or exploited in some other way we haven’t figured out yet”
One Small Step for Man
“Your Mind Mistakes the Talking for the Doing” – Derek Sivers
More good stuff from Derek Sivers
Pinecone Passions: A Star Tribune Community eBook
I’ve been working with the Star Tribune on a number of very exciting new projects.
The first of these project is an ebook version of Pinecone Passions -the short romance story written by the Star Tribune community for Valentines day, 2011.
It’s now available in the Amazon Kindle store for $2.99 – with other ebook stores coming soon.
Unusability
Plain Text Persists
I’ve got a shelf full of backed-up work that is essentially useless because the applications, file formats, and technologies I used to create the work no longer exists.
What value is an archive if it’s not usable years later?