One-liner #23
Friday, June 06 2008
parenthood: Hearing their child laugh is a wonderful sound for any parent...unless they're laughing at you while you're trying to reprimand or teach them.
~tod
One-liner #22
Friday, May 30 2008
parenthood: 'Why?' can be asked an infinite number of times [by a 4 year old].
~tod
One-liner #21
Friday, May 23 2008
life: Honesty creates more work than lying.
~tod
Indy 4
Friday, May 23 2008
I'm a huge Indiana Jones fan. Hell, I even own a fedora, but I did not do this in the theater yesterday.... As far as the fourth movie in the series goes, I really enjoyed it. Raiders of the Lost Ark still ranks as my favorite, but Kingdom of the Crystal Skull is tied for second place with the Last Crusade . We all know that Temple of Doom was a mistake [ Short Round ...wtf?]. ~ tod...
One-liner #20
Friday, May 16 2008
life: For men [and boys], peeing is like target practice.
~tod
One-liner #19
Friday, May 09 2008
life: Is it really my job to remind you of your responsibilities?
~tod
One-liner #18
Friday, May 02 2008
email: You might think your email signature is cool & informative, but consider the audience before you include logos, portraits, phone (cell/home/office), address (home/office), blog, web site, email or anything other than just a simple 'thanks' and your name.
~tod
One-liner #17
Friday, April 25 2008
life: Paranoia could be the brain's subtle way of saying "you fucked up."
~tod
One-liner #16
Thursday, April 17 2008
life: At what point should you not be held accountable for your own choices?
~tod
Zune FnR
Tuesday, April 15 2008
FnR means flatten and rebuild, which is referring to the operating system (OS). This is a common acronym used in Ops [since they do it so damned often] to describe formatting [and perhaps partitioning] a computer then reinstalling a 'clean' OS. In layman's terms, this drains the evil and let's you start over. ;-) But the Zune software is heavily tied to your music/video/picture libraries, especially if you have downloaded or subscription content with those nasty little DRM licenses attached. So here's a question I often see on our internal Zune discussion list: How do I maintain my Zune library...
