• πŸ”— Idle Time Β» Blog Archive Β» I upgraded my iBook G4 to have an SSD

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  • πŸ”— You can have two Big Things, but not three

    No you can’t β€œhave it all.” You can have two things, but not three.












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    Forget work/life integration for a minute. How much time do you have, regardless of partitioning?
    From your 24-hour daily allotment, the 1950s-style break-down is
    Ouch this one rings true. I reckon the choice for me in this list is kids and job at the moment. Though I bet this will change as the boy gains more independence and gets busy with his own stuff. Bittersweet that will be.
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  • The Week #195

    • πŸ›°οΈ In Japan, even the smallest elementary school students go to school on their own. They all go together so there isn't much risk. On days where they don't have after school care, they just come home. Leo certainly knows his way home, but once he has his independence...you never know...he might get sidetracked. We got a popular GPS unit that also allows him us to relay voice recordings to each other.
    • πŸŽ₯ I'm on a "classic" movies kick. Leo and I watched 3 Ninjas (1992) together. He usually doesn't make it entirely through live action movies in English, but he made it through this one. I also watched Short Circuit (1986) (my second favorite movie with Fisher Stevens) – so good.
    • πŸ›‚ I made an appointment to get Leo's passport renewed. I didn't realize the US embassy was literally next to my usual subway exit when going to work. I've started looking at plane tickets to visit Seattle this summer and...$6,500 usd for just tickets....and when combined with the weak yen...ouch...for a week? Hmmm....
  • Checkin to Starbucks

    in Minato, Tokyo, Japan
    Green tea scone and a coffee as a reward for a Monday trip to the office.
  • πŸ”— Triumph of the Nerds: Part 1: Impressing Their Friends

    A new VHS transfer from original NOS tapes. Hosted by Robert X. Cringely. All rights reserved by PBS Broadcasting and Channel 4.
    A good overview of the rise of personal computing. Mostly things I've soaked in thus far, but I did see (for the first time) actual usage for an Altair.
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