Now that I am back from Colorado, it is time to post some of the images taken with my Canon S90. There are only 180 of them, which ate about 2.3GiB of space on my SD card—it looks like I did not need that second 4GiB card that I brought with. This is less than I took last year, which was again, down from the year before.
Since the beginning of ‘intelligent’ life on Earth, there have been fads. And, as with all things, all fads come to an end. Sometimes, it’s better to cause a fad’s untimely demise rather than let it run its course. Here are two trends on websites that I keep seeing that really need to die.
A few weeks ago, I was at a party (the place I worked for during High School was hosting it). As time passed, I wished I brought my s90. A few others had DSLRs with them (one from the Cannon camp, the other is a Nikon fan). So, I would not have looked out of place if I went nuts taking pictures. Anyways, I managed to take a few good pictures with the Motorola Droid before it was too dark.
Another week, another set of goals. Last week I was not able to get the screen casting software to work correctly on my laptop, hence no WP Lynx screen cast. The problem is in the audio, it skips over words and syllables, making it very difficult to understand. So that’s scrapped for the moment.
Document the WP Lynx settings page. The WP Lynx documentation will be split between settings documentation and tutorials. For the tutorials I want to have screen casts as an integral part of them, so those will be delayed a bit.(Done)Begin work on my presentation for WordCamp MSP, the topic I have in mind should not be time sensitive.(Done)Keep up my 3x a week running schedule, maybe up it 4x a week.(Done)
-John Havlik
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Since I managed to complete the four goals I set out to do last week, I’m creating the list again for this week.
Complete custom post type support in Breadcrumb NavXT. The testbed and cases are ready, the initial code it there. I just need to finish it up. This may be a two week goal due to the amount of work required.(done)- Create a screencast that demonstrates the work flow of WP Lynx. Last week this didn’t make the list, but was something I wanted to get done. (Can’t seem to get audio to work correctly.)
Clean up the code to Quick Key NavXT and submit it to the WordPress.org plugins database. This was something I wrote a long time ago and never released. It was inspired by an idea from Charles Stricklin when he was still doing the WordPress community podcast.(Cleaned up, available here)Run at least 3 times this week. Last week I did it, time to repeat.(done)
-John Havlik
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