inquiry

Sadly, there's no room today for something that needs time to find an audience. There's no room for experimenting in public.

It shouldn't be that way.

It doesn't have to be. One must simply be accept the fact it tends to mean being intentionally avoided.

But isn't it better to be rejected for what one truly is than to be accepted for what one carefully presents, but isn't?

(see also: age old questions)

I don't see why you can't perform your experiments in public.

Excellent! Let's do it, Doctor Write.as.nstein!

There are dozens, if not more, tools out there that can help you manage your ever-expanding task list. If you want to manage your tasks like a techie, or just feel like going back to basics, the best way to do that is to turn to the command line.

I love going back to command line basics.

But I've yet to find a todo list manager that satisfied more than keeping items in a list whose elements begins with '–', and then overtyping that '–' with an 'x' when the item is done.

Now we're talking simple....

Productivity is only productive if you go outside your tool.

I dare say the same goes of for reproductivity! >_<

But that's actually hard.

<clears throat>

My partner won big on the craps last night, which is nice because I nose dove the opposite direction, and she was kind enough to share to offset my losses. So between that and free meals, it was a pretty fun night – even if questionably responsible for a Monday evening.