writing code; smiling on the street; making the world a better place
I am a web developer currently playing in Atlanta.
I have been programming mostly in Python / Javascript.
I am pleased to report that PyCon was (IMO) a raging success.
I keep sitting down to write a blog post about it, but haven't
been able to finish it =]
I deleted my FaceBook account. I used it primarily as a place to publish my contact information for those people I don't talk to regularly. Since this site has my contact information on it I felt like it wasn't worth the privacy invasions of late to keep it up. The main drawback in not having a FB presence is that I can't view the photos that other users post (not that I would do that with any regularity). I'm probably going to add a page / form to this site which allows people to drop me a note, maybe even create a comment section (aka wall). I've been working on a project on the side (near the edge) for publishing all my information from my own domain instead of using outside services (twitter,FB,blogger), though that is not far enough along to put to use yet.
Oh noes! I managed to brick my new N900. I was re-flashing it from my netbook when I accidently bumped the USB cable (which was mistakenly plugged into a bad usb port) interupting the flash. Reflashes always fail while writing the new image. I haven't put much time into figuring out how to fix it, nor have I figured out how / where to send it to get it fixed / a new one. I (historically and currently) tend to enjoy bouts w/o my always reachable connection.
Been writing alot of good code recently trying to create a
pure python library for handling torrents. Thanks to
Bram Cohen'sclient implimentation
I've been able to quickly start
pulling something together. His client's code wasn't
written to be used as a library but is chuck full of fun python
=]
My friend JDLC
put out an all call looking for
people to help rip
10 years worth of data from the hand updated HTML on
musicOMH. I've been
hacking away
at a small section of the site to see what I could do.
