Haven't posted here in a while, so I figured I'd copy a few memes from Facebook that I completed a while ago just to keep things "fresh". Yes, I know that makes no sense.

[An office building.  CLIENT, a well-dressed executive-type, is seated outside his office, slowly pounding his head against a space on the wall just to the left of his door jamb.  He appears to have been doing this for some time, as the paint is showing signs of distress and CLIENT's clothes are covered with dust from the vibrating ceiling.  ME, ( Read more... )

Been a while since I've been here -- been a crazy few weeks.

Miss me?

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You'd seriously think I was developing the antidote for death with how hard I have to work to do the most simple web-based administration and maintenance.

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29 minutes. I normally like letter addition/subtraction/substitution puzzles, but when you add that along with homonyms, it just makes the whole thing a little too precious for me.

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Twitter's been a hot topic in my circle as of late - even my mom asked me about it the other day! In recent days, I've gotten a number of new Twitter followers, mostly from my twittering at the WSOP. Im some cases, it's really cool - in others, it's not. So, if you give a damn, here's my policy for followers on Twitter - will I follow, will I ( Read more... )

On my upcoming trip, gardening, and my weekly update on the Sunday Times crossword puzzle.

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It is now two weeks until I leave for Vegas for my World Series Of Poker adventure. Some of you may be curious about what I'll be up to, so I shall now attempt to explain.

Will you be on TV?
Depends on whether or not they decide to televise my event, which is very early in the tournament.

What do you mean, "your event"?Yes, there is the giant ( Read more... )

I've made the executive decision that this will be the last Windows/Intel architecture-based machine that I own. I kinda want to blame HP, but if there's one thing that 20 years working in technology has taught me it's that root causes are very much like roots - many-fingered, knotted, and rarely trackable to a single point. When things like this ( Read more... )