Gone Skiing
I'm outta here - for your viewing pleasure, here's a picture of Abbie to make you smile throughout the weekend.
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I'm outta here - for your viewing pleasure, here's a picture of Abbie to make you smile throughout the weekend.
If you're using MySQL, you should checkout MySQL Control Center. It's the MySQL Administration client you've been looking for. It says it's cross-platform, but also notes that it doesn't support OS X at this point. I downloaded and installed it on Windows and it seems to work pretty well. Installed and worked in about 10 seconds, which is always a determining factor. You can also checkout these screenshots.
I got my Wireless Print Server to work and I have a Canon S900 plugged into it for printing photos. I think this is a great photo printer, but Julie likes the ones we order through iPhoto better. Anyway, I also bought a USB Hub to hook up to the print server, in hopes of hooking up multiple printers. No such luck - when I hook up the hub, I can't find any printers (with the Linksys tools). Has anyone out there done this successfully?
Mark shares his frustration with the fact that he can get away from work in his No Clock post:
There is only one long continuous 24-hour day that is always work, always office, and I never punch in and I never punch out.
I hear him loud and clear. Lately, I've been working ~40 hour weeks and not doing any moonlighting - so I actually feel like I get to punch out. Except for my I-want-to-work-on-Roller (but evenings with Abbie and Julie are much more fun) syndrome, my life is completely and utterly enjoyable again. I don't even feel the need to unplug. But I probably should, as we all should. I challenge you all to follow in Mark's footsteps and unplug when you get a chance. I will be attempting to unplug this weekend when my parents are in town - but everyone is very computer-literate in my family, so I'm sure my mom, dad, sister and wife will all be checking e-mail and surfing all weekend, so it'll be difficult to restrain myself. It'd help a lot if all of you quit writing interesting stuff on you blogs. ;-) Next weekend I will be for sure unplugging as a few college buddies and I will be renting a condo in the hills and skiing all weekend.
I found a tip from Gizmodo today that the T68i from Sony Ericsson (I have this phone and love it) is now FREE (with service activation) at Amazon.com.
I also did a bit of surfing and discovered that Apple's 23-inch Cinema Display is now only $1999! Still a little rich for my blood, I'll wait until it hits $1200 this fall.
We all survived the Florida trip and we arrived home safely a couple of hours ago. Abbie was awesome on the plane(s) and only cried when she was hungry. I'll post pictures soon. Also, it was cool to find that there was FREE wireless Internet access at the Fort Lauderdale airport. That's where I discovered this site was down, and Keith fixed it over the course of the day. It turned out to be related to the Tomcat/MySQL Connection - which was preventing the AJP Apache/Tomcat connector from starting. Restarting MySQL fixed the problem.
BTW, if you're flying Delta on your next trip - didja know you can check-in online 6 hours before your flight? You just print out your boarding pass and show it at the gate. Very cool in my book.
I'm at the Dallas/Forth Worth airport right now, coming to you live courtesy of Wayport ($6.95/day) and Mini-Me. I haven't been to the airport in 6 months and I can tell - some cool things have happened.
So this post cost me $7 - hope you enjoy!
Happy Birthday Russ - even though your birthday isn't until tomorrow here in Denver.
Speaking of Denver, it was an awesome day here - hitting almost 70 degrees in the city! Julie and I took a Abbie on her first hike at 3 Sisters Park. A good time was had by all...
I bought a Linksys Wireless-Ready USB Print Server last week. I have a Dell TrueMobile Wireless network setup that works fine with my PowerBook and my XP machine. However, I am unable to get the print server on the wireless network - it just won't show up, and the WI-FI light on the little bastard won't light up either. It works fine when I plugin an ethernet cable - but I want wireless damnit! I'm using a Dell TrueMobile NIC, but I think that should work since it works fine in my Dell with WinXP. Any ideas?
Wooo hooo!! I made Russ's Daily Must Reads list! I must be doing something right, eh? Thanks Russ - much appreciated.