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@ferdy: Whatever you do, DON'T STARTLE DON - he is a black belt.
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Thanks to all for the recommendations on the Gimp. I couldn't see the PSD's layers using Preview but can with Gimp.
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Question: I need something to help me view Photoshop PSD files but I don't need to edit. Recommendations on best choice for Mac or Linux?
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@KentBeck: No one thing, just one of those meetings where you realize how weak your knowledge is in some domain - humbling.
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A Reuters blog even wrote an article on it: http://tinyurl.com/6q3nuj
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I wonder why two recent posts from Dan Lyons web site (on Yang leaving Yahoo and on Kara Swisher covering the Yahoo story)
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Watching @MattJarvis demo some Ajax (Dojo) unit testing infrastructure integrated into Eclipse via JUnit. Muy exciting.
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On the phone with some of Erich's Eclipse JDT/JUnit folks. I didn't realize it was possible to know so much about unit testing :-)
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My 2 year-old daughter refers to every liquid I drink as "coffee". 80% of the time she's correct :-)
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@smithlc: Before you get a JavaScript class browser I suspect you'd first need JavaScript to use classes, no? :-)
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@timoreilly: I'd be happy to participate - I use Safari much more than paper books
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Always jarring when my iTunes "Top 25" playlist starts playing one of my kiddie's songs (as it just did with "The Backyardigans theme song")
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Reading "Programming Flex 3" at the Cary Borders. Some of its explanations of concepts are... interesting (tiers!)
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@timbray: What's the boring mainstream market? What's *not* the boring mainstream market?
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RESTful sounds like a Jane Austin-ism for sleepy
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What's the preferred adjective form of REST? RESTful or RESTy? I think it's RESTful but I like RESTy
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I feel like a toolbox every time I use the word "leverage" in a PowerPoint presentation but alas, sometimes it's the right word...
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Gotta give some props to Microsoft - Office 2008/2007 is a major step up over the previous 5 not-that-different versions of Office
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@pmueller sent me the PowerPoint. Looks like an elaborate practical joke to me.
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At the IBM Asian diversity banquet with my wife (who is Chinese)
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