Chris Messina

...but if you talk about interesting things long enough and have interesting enough friends, they will come.

First browsers, next the world!

Well ok ok, maybe not. But still, it seems a rather impactful thing to devote oneself to. And I’m learning quite a bit about this whole thing even if I don’t quite get it yet. Y’know, it’s definitely wise to have a good community if you’re going to try pulling something like this off!

...as in, passenger riding is definitely freaky if the bike you’re own only has 2 cylindars!

...and the more practice you have, the more it seems to actually happen!

Sailing is a great hobby to have—one I’d glady share with other folks… assuming they can provide a boat!

I may be half-puritan (whatever that means) but this is something I have done - when the feeling takes you, you’d be irresponsible not to act on it - wherever you are!

And a great inspiration for the other work I want to do!

...and it was good

I’m an audioscrobbler whore. With just over 8,500 tracks submitted, you get a picture of what’s in my iTunes… That and I’m syndicating it all over the place—and that’s just so cool!

Well, though I’m primarily a designer by trade, every now and then, there comes a time in a designer’s life when he must learn a new tool to be effective and “GSD”(Get shit done). SVN seems like one of those tools now that I’m doing more theme and UI work.

If anyone has a clue about how to get SVN setup on textdrive, that would rule. Otherwise, I’ll just bug termie.

And once you’re hooked, you’ll never go back.

I’ve certainly done this, on many occasions, and it was generally well-worth the sleep deprivation.

Add a little wine or coffee to the mix and you’ve got the stuff that’s life’s made of!

This certainly sounds like a wonderful idea, but in practice I think that there needs to be degrees of being romantic everyday—like whether you’re inwardly or outwardly romantic; whether you’re being playfully or seductively romantic; whether you’re being publicly or privately romantic.

Still, something to aspire to for sure!

...with syrup!

I’m going to go ahead and give Trac a try, even though I love Instiki (my host doesn’t support Ruby)!