I'm doing 22 things
Originally when I wanted to do this I
a) neeeded furniture
b) had more free time
c) had fewere hobbies.
Now I’d rather spend my hard earned cash on something simple from Ikea and spend my time at Borders reading ;)
trek's Life List
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1. build a mythtv box
1 entry9 people -
2. Start my own business
9,270 people -
3. decide what the hell I would like to do with the rest of my life
7,317 people -
4. get my masters degree
1,198 people -
5. make a smaller ecological footprint
1,029 people -
6. get a puppy
1,375 people -
7. Relax More
318 people -
8. Go to SxSW
2 team members198 people -
9. Learn Cocoa
175 people -
10. write a cocoa application
13 people -
11. be nicer to people
1 cheer340 people -
12. get to bed early every night
1 person -
13. get rock hard abs
25 people -
14. get a boyfriend
1 cheer2,724 people -
15. get an iron body
1 person -
16. Learn to cook
9,754 people -
17. find a great designer to collaborate with
10 people -
18. Become a great speaker
2 cheers17 people -
19. become a good conversationalist
2 cheers8 people -
20. decorate my place to make it look more like "me"
1 cheer31 people -
21. smile at everyone who meets my eye
102 people -
22. learn Koine Greek
16 people
Recent entries
I helped move my grad program from teaching the future tech leaders how to make sites in PHP + MySQL to ruby on rails. Even though I’m just a masters student like my students I teach SI539: Design of Complex Websites.
It’s been a smashing success. Wherever I move I hope to teach this course at a college or University nearby!
I picked up an old Dell from work (smallish case, decently quiet). It has:
*a 933Mhz Pentium III
*384 MB RAM
*using an old keyboard and mouse
*old Dell monitor (15” for set up)
*120 GB hard drive (had it lying around… probably $40 – $60 these days)
*Haupaggue PVR-350 (just under $200 with shipping).
The total cost to me has been about $200 so far (not including my time :p)
