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The Oddest Thing
My desk is a mess, at least, it’s a mess compared to many people’s workspaces. Not as bad as some, but certainly worse than others. I sometimes care and will clean clear things away, maybe even get rid of some items, but for the most part I … Continue reading
Abolish Disjointed Time
One of the more complex types of data to deal with is date data. We have dates, times, strange rules for when mathematical operations occur, and when they don’t. We have a period, which can be some combination of these, … Continue reading
Typing Alternative Characters
I tend to work in the US English world. I’m somewhat embarrassed to note that I really only know one language and most of my work has been with US centric industries. I’ve rarely had the need to deal with … Continue reading
The Travel Review
I got a note from United this week that summarized my travel for 2017. I’ve been feeling a bit itchy as I haven’t had any trips scheduled for 2018 so far. Strange for me, but looking over the summary, I’m … Continue reading