OddThinking

I was thinking today, as I chopped some vegetables. Follow my train of thought, from the mundane to the inspired.

Is the real problem with compilers (and web-development and unit-tests) that they force a context-switch in the middle of the development process?

When I become President of Australia, it will not be illegal to publish your Zombie Plan, your Velociraptor Plan, your Time-traveller-stranded-in-the-past plan or your Last-person-alive-on-Earth plan.

However…

I wish I had enough money to buy an elephant…

One of those stupid ideas that prevents you from getting real work done until it is implemented…

I want an option to scale back logging into log-files over time.

Mr. World, our teacher, divided our class into groups and gave us a difficult assignment to do. Some project about climate or something. He warned us it was worth a large part of our assessment.

So we all agreed to meet at Denmark’s house (Man, that took a while to organise; most of the term was already done by the time we did.) We started divvying up the work – there was a lot of studying to do – and that’s when the arguments started.

When I say I am against the Australian Government extending the Marriage Act to allow for marriage between same-sex couples, it isn’t for the reasons given by the religious, trying to protect society from what they see as an abomination.

It is because I want the Government to repeal the entire Marriage Act, and get their nose out of things that are none of their affair!

In which Julian offers a solution to the problem of sales-people, and a profit,

There is a constant tension between the web-site owners who want to harvest your email address for marketing and the web-users who want to access content without the bother.

As someone who fast-forwards through the adverts when watching recorded television, you can guess where I stand on this.

I propose a new service, EmailMeNot.