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I'm Ryan Lowe, a Software Engineering graduate living in Ottawa, Canada. I like agile software development and Ruby on Rails.
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AudioMan Gets a New Home
I have moved the AudioMan site to its new home: http://www.audioman.org. I'll be writing more on the site about AudioMan's new architecture next week though a lot of it will be blogged here to work the kinks out. Judging by the response so far not a lot of you are interested in it. :) Ah well, I'll keep writing about it anyway. Posted at February 06, 2004 at 03:26 AM ESTLast updated February 06, 2004 at 03:26 AM EST Comments
Ah, but there is a difference between being interested and having time to participate. Usually at the end of the day I don't feel like turning on my computer (but do so anyways to rant (blog) or check email). It could just be that people want a rest. » Posted by: Jim at February 6, 2004 08:45 AMI love programming when I get home! The reason I have not jumped totally on board is... well a few things 1) I live with a she-devil in a cramped tiny little space until my home is ready (now set for March 31). 2) I am still getting used to my ayTop. Once I get java up and running - I want to throw together a simple hello world style program to get jUnit, jCoverage, Ant going... including looking at the token replace thing 3) I am currently working on a project that may pay me some $$... 4) I love to play with Ayana after work as well... so that complicates things ;-) My honest, optimistic guess would be 1 month after I move into the new place. My pessemistic guess is probably 1 month after the honeymoon :-) » Posted by: aforward at February 6, 2004 10:10 AMI'm like Jim. After coming home, I have to do the "social" things. Not having a girlfriend means I have to go out and date. And that's time consuming. That and playing sports and meeting friends. I only have time to get music, email, blog (not anymore though!). However, there are days when I get on the computer and I feel like programming...but those are becoming rarer as I have so many issues in "the real world" that I have to deal with. Wish it was different. But it isn't. So I just deal. » Posted by: roy at February 6, 2004 12:28 PMI wasn't trying to guilt-trip you guys. I was just pointing out the obvious. :) » Posted by: Ryan at February 6, 2004 01:12 PMI haven't jumped up board because between my fantasy basketball obsession, girls, having Raptors TV, 4 sportsnets and Fox Sportsworld, my computer has because a place to email and blog... and of course read about more sports... Roy, what's the story with you website?!?
It got too popular ... for a day. The Rogers people won't let me access it - even by FTP. Basically, I'm taking a Blocation for 1 or so months. Hey! I just made up a word! Blocation = Blog + Vacation. def: Taking a break from your Blog. » Posted by: roy at February 7, 2004 05:31 PMold news... but it's neat when you blog comes up high on search engines... I googled "jcoverage c# version" [i'm looking for a few code coverage tool for .net] and you're resume ended up 3rd on the list (because of the jcoverage) http://www.google.com/search?q=jcoverage+c%23+version |
