Month: May 2009
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May = SuckHuh. Not very productive on the blogging front here lately, am I? It’s been a sucky couple of weeks, actually. There’s been a lot going on at work, and I’ve had too many extra commitments happening on my weekends. My back hurts. The weather is cold. My stomach is playing up again. The…
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We Are Married Too – a great new blog from my friends Matt and Christopher. I know a few other couples I need to send this to…
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Hooray! After more than a few false alarms, my new nephew Mason Anthony Howard was born a few hours ago. Sounds like everybody is doing okay. Congratulations to Ant and Kara!
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Cross stitch… ON CARS! That’s pretty neat. I’m still bitter that my Dad talked me out of stencil-painting my crappy car in high school.
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Judging by his post on Facebook, my brother Anthony and his wife Kara went to the hospital to have their second child about seven hours ago! Can’t wait to get the update…
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Hm. I was all excited to plant a Three Sisters Garden (corn, beans, squash) til I read the bit about needing a minimum plot of 10’x10′ to ensure good corn pollination. Huh. I guess that’s why it pretty much sucked the last time I tried to grow it.
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The Sydney running season is upon us and I’ve started to ramp up my training a bit. My ultimate goal is the Half Marathon at the Running Festival in September, so I’m using the 20 week training plan from that site. There are also a number of shorter races along the way this winter. First…
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osCommerce Session VulnerabilityI’d just like to note for the sake of future Googlers that osCommerce has a huge whacking security hole in the way that it handles sessions. I found this on Saturday when the new Morris & Sons site launched and a fellow Raveler told me she was seeing “other people’s stuff” in her…
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Congratulations to Tracey and Regan on the birth of their daughter Jovie! But man, reading that birth story actually made me light-headed.
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The Male Programmer Privilege Checklist. Wow, I found myself nodding along at SO MANY of those: Not having to wonder whether you’re well-known in your community simply for being “the female one”. The freedom to make mistakes or say stupid things without worrying about it getting added to the pile of “why women suck at…