June 2010
34 posts
good morning my laundry. why do you contain sunglasses that aren’t mine?
happy birthday @anoopr
also, i forgot just how good the alkaline trio / hot water music crossover album is.
so #defcon admission is no longer fully covered by #BlackHatUS admission. that’s #fail.
i love science: http://bit.ly/coFfy0
RT @rael: “iPad—you can put it on your junk.” —@al3x
successfully found a background that retains the realistic battle damage on my old phone. — i feel normal now.
new phone + @square keychain. everything is turning up @da3mon! http://yfrog.com/3mj1rnj
.@adamcecc I would counter with cell phone jammer in iPhone line, but AT&T does well enough at providing zero signal without help.
happy birthday @ceedub
feeling like a lemming
this whole 9 hour tennis match really mocks the amount of running in a soccer game.
heading to #baysec despite the lack of jacket
brrr…
wedding two: done. toast: done. ready to resume my bachelor life without thinking about weddings for a while.
wedding one is done. reception and dry cleaning up next.
RT @dguido: “3.0 is faster, stabler, and more secure” sure it is. http://wordpress.org/development/2010/06/thelonious/
this coffee line is long and sisyphean
two bachelor parties in two weekends. next up, two weddings, one weekend.
oh weekend. what will I do with you?
RT @emerose: Dear someone. Please make lldb work with irb and ffi. Thanks.
really making great progress on… is that a taco pie?!?
party in sf tonight? i suppose.
happy birthday, @cmdrkeene! wish I could be there!
I’m ready for a phone without realistic battle damage, but worried I’ll need a cracked glass background to feel normal for a while.
RT @wired: What if crime were mountains? San Francisco’s crime stats plotted as elevation. http://bit.ly/bOjArx
twitter clients are the new ‘hello world’.
my new hero →
oh hell yes →
very nice: http://bit.ly/daPXw3
happy 28th orbit around the sun to jupe jupe (@pm)!
wow. invites went fast.
rdio invites. i has ‘em
things are getting close to being finished. last mile on this personal project