I claim #pttjweir.

Burpees: 13 done while Madeline was having fun in her exer-saucer.

Weight: 169.4#

I just found a perfect spot to do dead-hang pull-ups in my basement. An I-beam with hardly any grip. I’ll start doing dead-hangs through out the day. Kipping pull-ups has always been good for me, and I have muscle-ups for days, but my dead-hangs are awful.

I can only get better.

Burpees: 12 while the coffee was brewing

My compiler/graphics nerd senses are tingling: http://stanford-online.stanford.edu/courses/ee380/100106-ee380-300.asx

Burpees: missed yesterday, so 21 today, completed while the what for tea was boiling.

I love the Hipstamatic Camera app.

B: none
L: Eggs, bacon, rice bread (doh) and butter
D:

Burpees: 17 (since I missed my 8 yesterday and today was 9).

BWT: 169#

Burpees: None so far :) Should be 8.

There was a crazy sale on pork loin, 40c/lb! So we slow cooked it up and now we have pork for the rest of the week.

And Costco has 6-packs of Coconut Milk for $6. That’s redonkulous.

Weight: 168lbs

Burpees: 7

Check out Robb Wolf or Loren Cordain for paleo advice.

Day 2:
B: roast beef, 1 apple, some busted up walnuts with cinnamon.
L: Egg salad on Boston Lettuce, avocado
D: Tuna, Sweet Potato with Masala Mayo, Paleo Granola
5 burpees for the 100 Burpee Challenge

No dairy, wheat, sugar, grains or packaging.

So here it goes, I only have one.

In 2020, net access will finally disappear into the things that surround us.

Yes, we have things like computers now, but your house and appliances, cars, clothing, that will be connected.

See, The Internet of Things. And the Chumby, FitBit and LG Net TV to name a few.

This prediction is based on my doe-eyed love of ambient technology. It’s a youngish, horribly lame industry right now, but it’s gonna be so cool you guys. For serious. For serious.

Messing about.

But I now empathize with other people that neglect blogging.

My twitter is active. Maybe too active.

Rather than running a 10-person raid on a dungeon filled with Ice Spiders, what if were 10 customers in a bank that was getting robbed? Or if you’re one of 10 firefighters trying to put out a fire?

A safety escort of a dignitary.
An group of officers in a car chase.

Add in 5-person versions as well, 5 customers in a convenience-store robbery, instead of the bank.

I’d play an MMO that consisted of game or puzzle interpretations of real-life scenarios.

I’ll take one.

Things are in motion, with everything other than the space figured out. And the space is in final negotiations right now, but it’s a slow process.

Sio put up a nice intro post as well.

Then in your ~/.gitconfig add this, thusly (replacing the path to mvim with the correct one):

[merge]
tool = mvim
[mergetool “mvim”]
cmd=/Users/tjweir/bin/mvim -d -g $LOCAL $MERGED $REMOTE
keepbackup=false

Then you can “git mergetool” all you’d like.

It’s a problem that feeds itself. Checking your e-mail or Twitter account and finding a new message or some new updates from your friends is very… moreish. Each new ‘thing’ you discover is like a reward for your brain – well done!, it says, you checked for a thing, and you found one!. And so you check again. And again, and again.

I’m fixing my habit of multi-tasking. Madeline has forced me to focus on a single task at a time, because I have limited time now.

I just want to spammers that I hate them. A lot. I know hate is not a desirable emotion and I should be the bigger person and let it go, but like celebrities, spammers do nothing to help the world be a better place.

So, I hope your spammy lives are horrible.

“Disposal fee, 50 cents”

Gold!