At least, if you're in Australia.
Actually, things are looking pretty good in Houston, too, though I can't vouch for the rest of the country. Things in Australia, though, seem to be especially good. I subscribe to a lot of news feeds via e-mail and I got one update from Australian IT that had two articles about how good things are for IT workers there right now.
You may have noticed a few very minor cosmetic changes.
As if dreaming about my ex-wife weren't enough!
I dreamt of Nerf machine guns last night.
I love free.
Not sure if this is "good" advice or not, but I've certainly found it to be true.
The other night I was flipping through channels and, as I buzzed past either Sundance or IFC, I saw one of the two oldest Marsalis brothers doling out some advice that was given to him by an older Jazz musician. I came in after the interview had started, so I don't know if it was Wynton or Branford, nor do I know who gave him the advice, but it was significant enough to make me think.
So, you want to build your own Linux server for home?
Okay, you've seen me write about it and many of you think it's too geeky to do on your own, but I swear to you, it's not. In fact, here is a list of easy howto sites:
Wow, that's two in the space of a week.
They say that famous people die in threes. Last week it was Gary Gygax. Today, it was Arthur C. Clarke. He was a great man who predicted the communications satellite, among other things, though he's probably best known for writing 2001:A Space Odyssey. He wrote more books and stories than I can think of and continued to influence the science-fiction world right up until the end.
Okay, so I had the appointment with my oncologist yesterday to get the results of my CT scan, instead of Thursday, like I originally thought I would.
