Jan 1 10

Why My Parents Don’t Know How Old I Am

by Anthony Panozzo

Old people are consistently surprised when they hear someone’s age (“I can’t believe you are ten already! I can still remember when you were born!”.) They also express surprise when they realize how long ago it’s been since they have done something (“Hmm, now that I think about it, I haven’t bowled in [...]

Dec 21 09

Meyers-Briggs – ENTP

by Anthony Panozzo

When I heard GeoCities pages were being squashed, I breathed a sigh of relief. Thankfully, no more terrible banner ads, outdated content, and similar tripe.
But then I thought to myself that there was one page that I looked at recently that was actually pretty good. It was a page detailing the Meyers-Briggs type [...]

Dec 15 09

My Blog Is Under Siege

by Anthony Panozzo

I have been interested in seeing how well my blog would do under heavy load. In the back of my mind I was worried about an article getting really popular and taking my blog down, so I decided to see how much load my server could take before it happened. Obviously being too [...]

Oct 1 09

Interesting Links, Nascent Thoughts

by Anthony Panozzo

Here are some threads that I’ve been reading or interested in from the last year or so. I typically find links tweet-worthy, not blog-worthy unless I have significant original thoughts to contribute. If you don’t think one link is valuable, the next one will likely be better. Many of these won’t be [...]

Sep 28 09

git svn

by Anthony Panozzo

I recently had a chance to use the Git interface to Subversion (git-svn), and it’s the best way that I’ve found to work with Subversion (SVN). Using git-svn is better than using plain SVN. The primary reasons I feel this way are that it provides a convenient staging environment and superior local branching [...]

Sep 25 09

Writing and Revision Control

by Anthony Panozzo

I have been doing a lot of writing lately and was interested in automatic versioning so I could see the results of writing over time and how things change. I think that it would be really interesting to see a visualization of a book being written from scratch. Normally you only see the [...]

Sep 24 09

Annual Navel Gazing

by Anthony Panozzo

Well, it’s been a year since I started this blog, and I have been pleasantly surprised by the personal changes that I have seen, as well as other people’s responses to my writing.
I appreciated feedback that people gave me over the course of the year, whether through comments or discussions. This helped me realize [...]