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Have I mentioned how much I really like working in my new office? You can't beat the 20 minute walking commute and the location is super. We can walk Sebastian to school too!
I took some pictures to send to Sebastian while I was in England.
He saw them and apparently said "Daddy and Daddy's Daddy, Granddad."
]]>Sebastian's gear toy arrived today and I couldn't resist a quick play. It does go together very easily and there are countless configurations possible.
Oh, yeah. It's ace fun too.
]]>If you're wondering why Eclipse keeps on crashing when rendering an autocompletion pop-up then see the following bug:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=522635
The workaround for now is to use the XULRunner 1.9.2 shipped with Ubuntu rather than the older version shipped with Eclipse. Do this by using the following:
eclipse -vmargs -Dorg.eclipse.swt.browser.XULRunnerPath=/usr/bin/xulrunner
There's also a workaround involving setting GRE_HOME to a nonsense path, e.g. /tmp.
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Input time. I thought it was a bit light on computing bits and bobs, so added some classic items from my own boxes of junk archives. I put in couple of sample boxes of Maxim ICs, an Athlon 64 processor, a keyboard-powered hub, a regular hub, some interposers, a CF 802.11b card, and a PCMCIA modem.
Siobhan suggested I start a new box, based on the state of my archives, I probably could.
What to take? Ooo, an LCD matrix, hex tools, cable wraps and a momentary press button.
Thanks to Brian, I received the TGIMBEOJ (The Great Internet Migratory Box Of Electronics Junk) Gray-K.
Here's what it contained when I got it. Pretty mixed bag, but I did spy a few things which looked appealing.
(Coffee machine not included :-)
]]>The day-to-day necessities...