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Regenerating My Creative Drive or Choosing Who Controls My Life

A few days ago, Tyco Garen posted about read­ing on his new kin­dle. He pointed out: My main issue is that I’m really bad at set­ting aside time to read when I’m awake enough to actu­ally read. I run into this prob­lem all the time. In fact, it’s the main rea­son I don’t read very much. I responded: I’ve [...]
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What I Can’t Write on An Evaluation

I’m fill­ing out an eval­u­a­tion for my intern right now. It’s her last day, and she’s worked really hard. The ques­tion I’m look­ing at asks, “What did the intern learn dur­ing her experience?” I prob­a­bly can’t write: I think my intern got a good glimpse of what work in an busi­ness office envi­ron­ment is like, the monot­ony and exis­ten­tial alienation. But, [...]
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Extract Image from Word without Losing Quality

Say some­body sends you a word doc­u­ment. And there’s an image in it that you want to save. You copy and paste it from Word into the Gimp. Then you cry because you sud­denly lost all sorts of quality. You paste it into some­thing else. Still hor­rific quality. Here’s what to do: [...]
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Excel ‘Save As Webpage’ Fonts Blurry

At work, we’ve hacked together a dash­board with some key met­rics to enhance our pro­duc­tiv­ity via syn­er­gis­tic measureability. Or some­thing like that. In any case, you know it’s a hack because we’re using Excel’s ‘save as web page’ func­tion to push Excel charts up via to the web. Hack. O. Rama. My main goal [...]
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Decatur Electronics

I work at Decatur Elec­tron­ics. We make radar guns. In fact, we pretty much invented it. The local paper just ran a story about us. You can also see pic­tures here. That’s my hand hold­ing that first antenna. I’m a famous hand model!
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