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@gregbarnett si!
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I hate the Apple Mighty Mouse... they should hire some folks from Logitech to redesign this thing.
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@illuminato oh yeah... the beer question has already been raised... but Im resisting until I finish my second cup of joe
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@loudmouthman sounds like the real decision is between 2hr 49min of listening to an audio book vs 3hr of reading an actual book :)
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@jakemarsh I'd probably say the same thing except my mom would be excluded from my version of the "little bit of technical know-how" group.
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my first complaint about this office is the chair is too comfy and might very well put me to sleep...
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Now working from the office of @gregbarnett (and drinking all his coffee)
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catching up on my NatalieDee after a many month hiatus...
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morning everyone
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gonna be a hot one today... already swapped the slippers for sandals... jeans will be replaced by shorts next :(
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I'm contributing to the economic slowdown. Spent a grand total of $54 on restaurants last week... normal weeks are closer to $250.
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@robhudson I use a very similar strategy with (in order) New, Daily, and Bulk. New gives me a filter for feeds I'm unsure about.
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Persisting unmarhsalled xml object graphs with jaxp is much more complex than you'd think at first glance.
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Fighting with JAXB annotation this morning... which serves to take my mind off 401k nonsense :)
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@charlesnw Especially since the cliff is (was?) 3 years... who stays at a tech company for more than 3 years these days?
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@charlesnw Its less concerned about the performance of the plan itself, but the vesting contributions thing really angers me...
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It was a stupid decision to participate in the IAC 401k program... the 3 year cliff vesting of 'employer contributions' is a terrible deal.
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Planning rollover of my IAC 401k... -37.9% return since Jan 08... that's before they take their 'matching contributions' back... laughable.
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