I Can't Dance
Mon, 14 Apr 2008 11:00:42 +0100
My legs hurt.
It hurts to sit. It hurts to stand. It hurts to walk. $DEITY knows what it will feel like to ride my bike.
How did I do this? It wasn't some bizarre biking accident. I was laying cables under the floor between the two offices at the opposite corners of my building yesterday. I lifted three floorboards and four carpets and drilled one hole. Afterwards, I rebuilt some shelves. How did that hurt my legs???
Today is Blogger Appreciation Day [UNOFFICIAL] so I'd like to thank Steve for Chronicle which is now powering this blog instead of the old homebrew.
Meanwhile, messages that came in while I was AFK included a strange one from Paul, Steve being elected as Debian Project Leader (well done!), 'Free Software in Ethics and Practice' - Richard Stallman, Thursday 1st May, Interview: How a hacker became a freedom fighter From New Scientist Print Edition, Understanding Design & Computers: Notes from an Introduction to OpenMoko, by Ole Tange for UKUUG
Finally, in a cycling and cooperatives cross-over, this article on Hammond's crash also mentions the other two Brits, who ride for cooperative teams. I watched the race, but didn't see much of them.
Tags: cooperatives, cycling, debian, life, phones, software.
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Submitted at 18:30 on 14 Apr by MJ Ray
There's discussion of the OpenMoko talk on the fsfe-uk list.
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