I’m headed to the beaches of sunny Florida.

The imminent close of Google Reader is upon us, the “sunset,” the “shuttering of doors,” if you will. I’ve been playing ostrich and putting my head in the sand for a while. That’s not to say that I didn’t try some reader alternatives. I’m just a curmudgeon and think they all suck. I brought up instances of Tiny-Tiny-RSS, Selfoss, tried feedly, flipboard, old reader, and a multitude of others. They all sucked.

I have an issue. Its difficult for me to accept it, and to reach out and ask, nay… beg for help.

Ok, phew! The last 7 days has been a whirlwind, so, this’ll mark the “catch up” post! On June 15, I ran the Baltimore 10 Miler, with Laura, so that was cool:

I sent an email to the Workflowy people, and it said this:

I’ve begun my studying for my CCA cert, and to be honest, it seems pretty straightforward. Citrix seem to be one of those products that, if you believe the book, is VERY straightforward, and logical. In practice, I’m SURE that its far more complicated and dumb than that, but I’m very used to dealing with that… (looking at you, OSX Server).

I’ve known about Microsoft’s InfoPath for a while, and as a part of most MS Office installs, its not a super huge mystery that it exists. Its existence, though, is questionable. I’m trying to figure out WHY it exists.

My cheap Chinese knock-off Arduino ethernet shield came today!

So, did you know that the command unrar does recursion? I suspect I knew it would…

I work with laptops at work, and each laptop has a combination lock. Among the team, we share an Excel document on Sharepoint, and its a little bit cumbersome to search through that.