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One nice thing about doing on-site consulting for a long period of time is that I now know the location of the trunk release button in just about any domestic Ford or GM car with a sticker price under $35k.

Did I say "nice"? I meant "pathetic and a perfect way to encapsulate my experience and reduce me to tears".

19319 words and I hate this book. It's becoming a chore to spend the thirty to forty minutes a night to churn out 1500 to 2000 words to keep the quota up. I despise derivative works and this is rapidly becoming one. If I showed it to anyone else, I'd fully expect to hear,"Hey, isn't that like that (movie|book|drunken night you and I spent with that donkey-loving stripper in Tijuana)?"

"Yeah, it is. Suck it toadboy."

On the bright side, Delicious Library is out and it is completely impossible to register behind a firewall one does not control, even if said firewall supports web proxy access, or even SOCKS proxying.

Did they really need to invent a new protocol to secure their transactions? I don't trust people who do this, because they tend to be not nearly as smart as they think they are. I'm somewhat glad that it was impossible for me to register, because I highly suspect they won't be capable of safeguarding my information anyway.

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