Hmm, I’ve discovered part of the problem I’ve been hunting in our email app:
Hmm, I’ve discovered part of the problem I’ve been hunting in our
email app: Nobody’s tested this particular feature (including the
author, who was not me) in a year.
I am currently a software engineer at Google, where as a member of the Android platform team I build frameworks and user interfaces.
The blog here at dsandler.org is mostly historical; you can find more recent posts on Google+.
Hmm, I’ve discovered part of the problem I’ve been hunting in our
email app: Nobody’s tested this particular feature (including the
author, who was not me) in a year.
Buffy actually says — wait for it — “It’s different. He has a soul
now.” KHAN! But you know, I’m just stumped for an appropriate quip here.
Last episode ever, Buffy utters the one line we’ve come to hate and mock
the most and — I’ve got nothing. I’m sorry; I’m hanging my head in
shame for failing you guys. And smiling a little, because hearing that
line uttered YET AGAIN really takes the sting out of losing this show.
TWOP weighs in with
its last Buffy synopsis ever.
For when our warranty year is up: Upgrading TiVo
Capacity; older, out-of-date TiVo hacking FAQ.
From: freston
The last entry in your blog is completely wrong! There is no iTunes for OS 9, there is however iTunes for MacOS 9. You should know better! :)
Want to stream your iTunes library to an OS 9 machine, as I do? The SLIMP3
server software is just the ticket.
I can’t think of a more humiliating thing to do to a cat than make it wear one of
these ‘transformation sets’. But, I mean, as long as “you will say then,
without forgetting the language of gratitude to a cat,” I suppose it’s OK.
(But then again, there’s something about the Anne of Green Gables outfit
(pictured left) that seems really weirdly appropriate for Armand.)
Todd: “Here’s an interesting article that covers some of the
history of surround formats and some of the psychoacoustics. It’s
obstensibly about a more specific issue — diffuse vs. direct radiating
surrounds — and it serves the marketing message of a particular speaker
manufacturer, but given that it’s written by the guy who put the ‘TH’ in
THX, I found it enlightening.”