is reading support discussions on http://AcrobatUsers.com -- to be an "AUC Expert", the key criterion seems to be an ability to blame shift. #

does love the invisible sign-in that happens with a hidden AJAX authentication form and @1Password autofill. #

is in the second day back from break and already experiencing "flow" working. Yay for the quiet room. #

@laramide the very worst sort of political flack in reply to laramide #

thinks that there's no percentage in tricking out your system to behave the way it used to behave. http://pagehand.com/launchcodes/ #

just came in to find a used latex glove on his desk. Whiskey. Tango. Foxtrot. #

wonders if there's a good argument to not just install and use his own wiki software (rather than signing up for something in the cloud). #

just realized what one argument would be: other people are probably already registered users of cloud-based wikis. Fewer logins. I guess. #

continues to talk to himself: perhaps just finding some wiki software that supports OpenID would work... hmm... #

@jashapiro perhaps so. I'm dealing with the "I need notes I wrote to myself on my last school's wiki" phenomenon. I want to keep my data. in reply to jashapiro #

@Pogue They've advertised themselves there before. (cf. Chrome) in reply to Pogue #

has found that all of his usual haunts are full of people shouting. Not so great for getting work done. #

may yet master the zen art of writing in a screaming whirlwind. #

shouldn't be guilty about experiencing writer's block at work as his colleagues discuss the relative creepiness of Goldie Hawn vs. Madonna. #

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