Done yesterday (20100901 We)

[mdlbear]

0901 We
  * up 6:40; W=194.2; drugs, nose, teeth; coffee, dishes
  @ The Joy of Tech comic... Personality type tombstones.
  @ Day 04 - A song that makes you sad (video.  Bass flute)
    Beth Neilsen Chapman - "Sand and Water"
  * Humira
  * Wishful Wednesday
  @ Tim Connor's Old Blog : Setting up git over webdav with anonymous
    access for read-only and password protected commit rights
  : phone call re: prior art for session IDs.  Track down the Wayback version
    from when it was at CRC. (which of course might not exist)  Also try to
    chase down the CVS repo, which has probably moved several times.
  : (16:57:07) me@aim: Well, after a second day's worth of meetings it looks
    as thought the code I spent the last month writing will live on, though it
    will be used somewhat differently.  Somebody else (who hasn't been hired
    yet) gets to work on the changes.  So I'm a tired but reasonably
    well-satisfied bear.
  @ Kate Bush - Experiment 4; The Nineth Wave song cycle
  * bed ~midnight

Another day of meetings. But it looks as though my code stays in, and most of the work required to make things work properly around it will get done by somebody we have yet to hire. Anyone know an experienced Python programmer looking for work?

(That and our other job listings can be found via this list.)

A couple of other links under the cut.

Comments

[ravan.livejournal.com]

From the web ops position: ... .NET applications

Huh what? A primarily Windows technology on Debian Ubuntu? I don't understand...

[mdlbear]

There will be windows apps that talk to our web back end. And many people in the company, not just the ones developing those apps, are using it. We may also have to connect to services running it on other sites.

[ravan.livejournal.com]

Ah, OK. That kinda makes sense.