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Librarian occupational hazard

General August 25th, 2006

This post, while disgusting and embarassing, should make you laugh and realize you are not alone.

Ever notice the musty smell of a library makes you have to poop? I witnessed this last night while spending longer than I would have liked in the reference library… A place filled with very old books that, honestly, I don’t think people read that often. I was fine befor I walked in the door, but after no longer than an hour, I had to go. I knew this wasn’t the first time I’d had or seen that reaction in people, so I figured I would google for ‘library smell makes me poop’ and sure enough, there were hits. From PoopReport, for example.

I wonder if we’ll talk about this phenomonea in GSLIS.

And that’s the last of the short posts for today. I’m off to the lake house for a last summer weekend escape. Maybe I’ll write a longer blog post when I’m there — it’s been very busy lately, and I’ve got things to share (besides poop.) Have a good one!

Time to reshelve those books!

General August 25th, 2006

Just when you thought everyone had poked fun at Pluto’s in-out-in-out planetary status, the librarians chime in. I also enjoy that they named the blog 025.431.

Netflix mobile

General August 25th, 2006

As seen from Hacking Netflix, I could really see myself using this. Might be time to get a new cell phone. Rumors are Sprint will be selling the Motorola RAZR in Q4, so maybe I’ll go that route. Or maybe I’ll look for a StarTAC on eBay, I hear those are pretty good.

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Once you learn the DDS, I swear it comes up everywhere

General August 14th, 2006

The Onion: Dewey Decimal System Helpless To Categorize New Jim Belushi Book

Quote about debugging

General August 11th, 2006

“Debugging is twice as hard as writing the code in the first place. Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you are, by definition, not smart enough to debug it.” – Brian W. Kernighan

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