I have a pile of letters coming in from banks, insurance and school. I’m just leaving it there on my letter tray. I glance at them every day and blissfully ignore them. I especially hate it when they wrote a bunch of text for formality’s sake when all they want to say is: “Look, you need to pay XXX GBP263, do it before October or else.”
Cut the corporate crap, just go straight to the point. Or underline the main point or something. I’m always left transcoding from Formal to Human.
I wish they would just email me in a couple of sentence. Save those papers; I am not an accounting major. Kthxbai!
This is not funny at all… 不好笑… 肯本都不好笑…
C:\projects\XXX>svn cleanup
svn: Unable to lock ‘cake\scripts\templates\skel\plugins’
C:\projects\XXX>svn commit
svn: Working copy ‘C:\projects\XXX’ locked
svn: run ’svn cleanup’ to remove locks (type ’svn help cleanup’ for details)
C:\projects\XXX>svn cleanup
svn: Unable to lock ‘cake\scripts\templates\skel\plugins’
C:\projects\XXX>sudo kill svn
Sometimes, I rather not use SVN. Can’t cleanup, can’t update too. In such cases… Probably I just delete the whole directory and recheckout again:
C:\projects\XXX>svn cleanup
C:\projects\XXX>svn update
Yeah, not the most brilliant of ideas.
<i8b4uUnderground> d-_-b
<BonyNoMore> how u make that inverted b?
<BonyNoMore> wait
<BonyNoMore> never mind
(via Bash)
Okay, Django 1.0 alpha has been released finally. I don’t have the time to test this out but I played around with some pre 1.0 alpha builds a couple of weeks back and that time the software was quite stable already.
Django 1.0 alpha released!
In accordance with the Django 1.0 release roadmap, tonight we’ve released the first “alpha” testing version of Django 1.0. This release includes all of the major features due for inclusion in the final Django 1.0, though some lower-priority items are still scheduled to be included before the 1.0 feature freeze, which will occur with the first beta release next month.
The next step on that path will be the first Django 1.0 beta release, currently scheduled for August 5. If you’d like to help out, please review our documentation for contributors and feel free to join in one of the development sprints scheduled for the run up to 1.0; the full schedule is available in the Django 1.0 release roadmap.
Now when would CakePHP 1.2 be released?
Wish to have a $100 billion? Now you can - in Zimbabwe notes. Gets you 4 delicious oranges.
Zimbabwe introduces $100 billion banknotes
HARARE, Zimbabwe (CNN) — Zimbabwe’s troubled central bank introduced new $100 billion banknotes Saturday in a desperate bid to ease the recurrent cash shortages plaguing the inflation-ravaged economy.
The new bills officially come into circulation Monday, although they were already on the foreign currency dealers market Saturday.
As high as they are, though, the new bills still aren’t enough to buy a loaf of bread. They can only buy four oranges.
The new note is equal to just one U.S. dollar. (Source: CNN)