Wednesday, September 3, 2003

After watching way too many episodes of Queer Eye for the Straight Guy I decided to queer-eye myself. So I've been doing significant work on my room:

A picture named room.jpg
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More U.S. troops have died in Iraq since President Bush declared victory than during the war. And -- finally -- critics from the left and right are beginning to sound off. [Salon]
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"man i'm losing sound and sight
of all those who can tell me wrong from right
when all things beautiful and bright sink in the night
yet there¹s still something in my heart
that can find a way to make a start
to turn up the signal wipe out the noise"

Peter Gabriel - Signal to Noise


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In his last article, Kevin O'Malley showed you the ins and outs of CVS. Now, in this final article of the series, he looks at creating software releases using the CVS tag and branch commands, as well as some Mac OS X GUIs for interacting with a CVS repository. I'm glad this article features BBEdit's CVS integration. I hated CVS before the folks at Bare Bones Software made it more manageable. Now CVS is the hugest lifesaver ever. Any serious work I do is in a CVS repository, either locally (on my own hard drive) or remotely, on Apple's servers or on SourceForge. [MacDevCenter]
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