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classicaljunkie and she gave me Tylenol cold & flu pills, which (after an hour of sleep) snapped me back into sensibility like a light switch. I swear by this product now.
Friday did some contract work for the first time in a while. (This coming week I'm gonna be doing a lot of it, actually.) After that, delivered an HTML snapshot of the web client's table UI (not super-easy to do since it's a slippery DHTML app) toradiotelescope. He insisted that this demo needs to make a much better first impression than I was preparing, and then volunteered to help make it happen himself. I have no problem with this sort of criticism!
Saturday started to set up the machine that will host jmac.org. After moving over! It's mostly Gameshelf episodes, and I discover that a few seem to exist in duplicate. Well, i can do something about that, at least. Then attended an art salon featureingcthulhia's paintings, marymary's poetry and C's recorder-playin. It was delightful.
Sunday, more machine setup, and reaching out to prodigal jmac.org users via email to tell em what's up and ask if they'd like to stay. Discovery, viadaerr, of Google's domain-level management apps. I am likely to point jmac.org's MX records at it to let Google handle all my domain's incoming mail. Yeah, I know.
Afternoon meeting withtaskboy3000 about the Gameshelf shoot we're having on Tuesday, including a script read-through. Also, we played MULE again. Trader Joe's dinner with classicaljunkie, and then we hung out at dictator555 and Nate's place for a while, drinking their tea while I wrote some new game news segments. It will be a good show.
classicaljunkie and she gave me Tylenol cold & flu pills, which (after an hour of sleep) snapped me back into sensibility like a light switch. I swear by this product now.Friday did some contract work for the first time in a while. (This coming week I'm gonna be doing a lot of it, actually.) After that, delivered an HTML snapshot of the web client's table UI (not super-easy to do since it's a slippery DHTML app) to
radiotelescope. He insisted that this demo needs to make a much better first impression than I was preparing, and then volunteered to help make it happen himself. I have no problem with this sort of criticism!Saturday started to set up the machine that will host jmac.org. After moving over! It's mostly Gameshelf episodes, and I discover that a few seem to exist in duplicate. Well, i can do something about that, at least. Then attended an art salon featureing
cthulhia's paintings, marymary's poetry and C's recorder-playin. It was delightful.Sunday, more machine setup, and reaching out to prodigal jmac.org users via email to tell em what's up and ask if they'd like to stay. Discovery, via
daerr, of Google's domain-level management apps. I am likely to point jmac.org's MX records at it to let Google handle all my domain's incoming mail. Yeah, I know.Afternoon meeting with
taskboy3000 about the Gameshelf shoot we're having on Tuesday, including a script read-through. Also, we played MULE again. Trader Joe's dinner with classicaljunkie, and then we hung out at dictator555 and Nate's place for a while, drinking their tea while I wrote some new game news segments. It will be a good show.![[identity profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/openid.png){kind=small}
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Date: 2007-09-24 11:39 pm (UTC)For the family, at least, the calendar option is EXCELLENT and we use it all the time to assure cohesive family scheduling. I cannot imagine living without such convenience now. I can add users to overlay their calendars and can schedule most everything I have with google calendars.
I have yet to move the interwebs to google and likely won't, but I do need to move some www soon.
Sorry you didn't know about google apps, I could swear I posted about it previously. Perhaps it was in time when you were not reading my blog so much. Which can be understandable.
I did have to eliminate a bunch of aliases that would not work in google's world. They will not forward, so I cannot do that anymore, which is annoying in some ways, but I understand why (spam) they do it.