Jan 15
I felt like the appropriate words for this comic post should come from the Veggie Tales “Dance of the Cucumber”, where I would be the tomato.
…snip…
Larry: “Pepino bailarin, pepino bailarin, pepino bailarin”
Bob: “Dancing cucumber, dancing cucumber, dancing cucumber”
Larry: “Baila, baila, ya!”
Bob: “Dance, dance, yeah!”
Larry: “Miren al tomate”
Bob: “Look at the tomato”
Larry: “no es triste?”
Bob: “Isn’t it sad?”
Larry: “El no puede bailar.”
Bob: “He can’t dance.”
Larry: “!Pobre tomate!”
Bob: “Poor tomato!”
Larry: “El deberia poder bailar”
Bob: “He wishes he could dance”
…snip…
↓ Transcript
ZOW! I cannot dance!
GAH!
AWFUL!
GAH!
AWFUL!
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As you may have noticed, things look a bit different. Wonky you say? Yeah, a little bit.
We wanted to get some “custom” theming in place to give the site a more fitting look. I was playing around with some very simple doodle-like ideas the other night and I wanted to get them up and start playing around with the style of the site (style as in CSS).
If things look a bit funky, I apologize (as I am directly responsible). I hope to tweak things a bit more over the weekend. More consistent colors would be a positive improvement. 
So until then, please forgive some of the inconsistencies! We are moving things along and hope to have them ironed out soon!
Jan 12
It’s been a little over a month and I’ve lost over 25 pounds, sneaking up on 30 lbs. My pants are too loose and my shirts fit a little better (not so snug) and I can tie my shoes with a little more ease.
This is a far cry from the person I was three months ago, when my weight hit an all-time high of 245 pounds. For a former runner and cyclist, this was huge. No, it was HUGE! Never before had I felt so… awful. My sleeping habits were wonky, my general health was poor and I was gaining over a pound a month. It was time for a change.
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Jan 11
In Part I, I discussed the idea of installing a Gentoo partition on my machine. Part II delved into the why and how of starting out, including my initial frustrations of installing Gentoo on a fresh Bootcamp partition. Part III discussed the rage and horror I felt when I thought I lost my data after installing Grub.
To wrap up this series, I’ll discuss why installing Gentoo was completely worth the steep learning curve and why I’ve found operating system bliss.
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Jan 10
While I’m not at work or performing contracting duties, I write my own software in C. Obviously I require a revision control system and I’ve opted at this time for git.
In previous posts I’ve made no secret of my love for git. It’s a simple, elegant and fast revision control system that works just as well for a single developer as it does with a team of distributed developers.
Primarily I operate across three different machines: A Gentoo Linux partition, my primary OS X partition and my Eee PC running Moblin Linux. Here’s where distributed revision control systems really help, and where git in particular truly shines.
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In Part I, I discussed the idea of installing a Gentoo partition on my machine. Part II delved into the why and how of starting out, including my initial frustrations of installing Gentoo on a fresh Bootcamp partition.
Now I’m going to talk about the RH portion of the CFRHB method of installing an operating system: RAGE and HORROR!
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