Was making myself an espresso before realized portafilter had been packed. Vacpot it is! Link
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Just finished chasing the last of my bugs and pressed the "deploy" button. Splash v2 is now officially available on all Meraki networks.
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At El Farolito for a much needed burrito but I left my wallet at home. Buying dinner w/ parking meter money. Link
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Just moved first load to the new appartment! The rest goes on Sunday. Link
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Does this happen to anyone but me? You're listening to your "Added today" playlist in iTunes when midnight strikes and *boom* ...silence...
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My burrito tonight cost $5, plus my bike light, which was stolen while I ordered. The verdict? Worth every penny.
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Backyard bonfire w/ Karsten, Lauren, Mike and Kristi Link
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There's nothing like reading an old letter to remind yourself what a huge twit you used to be.
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Good news! At this time next week I won't be homeless. 849 Fell Street - write it down
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Now that they've ditched DRM, I'm buying music on iTunes again. Today: Bon Iver's new EP and Wilco's "Sky Blue Sky"
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I love NYT interactive graphics. This one about finding/recovering the jet engine in the Hudson is no exception: Link
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Leaving my new favorite Pakistani joint in the city, squash curry in hand. Link
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So much for a short, relaxing week! Just finished a 14 hour day, getting some sleep before a 9am meeting tomorrow.
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"Huzzah! President Barack Obama has been sworn in," begins an email from Yelp sent at 3:36 this morning. Did they assume we'd all sleep in?
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Watching the inauguration. It's not DC but it's not too shabby... Link
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This kid is going to love this photo in 20 years: Link
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Who's coming with me to Civic Center tomorrow morning to watch the inauguration? Link
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Dear San Francisco friends! Tomorrow morning we get a new president, and what better way to watch the inauguration than in Civic Center with thousands of your fellow San Franciscans? The show starts at seven(!!) but Obama swears in and delivers his speech at nine.
Attendance is free but the event organizers ask that you bring socks or underwear to donate (unworn, please).
Give me a call or shoot me an e-mail if you want to go together.
I've worn shorts to work this entire week and, while amazing at noon, their practicality greatly diminishes just...around...now.
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Nice article involving Meraki on CNet today. Focuses on OneEconomy, a company using our gear for low-income housing. Link
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Amused that searching for "Sangala" on news.google.com produces only reviews of the newest season of "24".
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I was happy to see this article show up on CNET today. It talks about some new projects OneEconomy is deploying using Meraki's mesh technology:
I also liked this part at the bottom:"With other wireless gear you needed a technician to set up and maintain the network," he said. "But Meraki access points just plug in and work. And the online dashboard allows Web-based monitoring that's simple to use," [says David McConnell, senior vice president of access service at OneEconomy].
The reduced equipment and maintenance costs mean that OneEconomy can serve more low-income families. OneEconomy can also pass on the savings to the individuals it serves, reducing the cost of its broadband service by about 75 percent. This means that instead of charging $20 or $30 for Internet service, the group is able to charge low-income residents only $5 or $7 per month for service.
While Meraki's mission is not necessarily to bring broadband to low-income people, the inexpensive and easy to use nature of its products make it an ideal partner for organizations, such as OneEconomy, that are trying to bridge the digital divide. And as the new presidential administration takes office and plans for universal broadband access take shape, Meraki could find itself being used in even more communities to provide low-cost broadband access.Woop woop! We're ready when you are, Mr. President.
...when this is what you see when you log in to Mint.
Call your brokers. Immobile and limp funds FTW!
Call your brokers. Immobile and limp funds FTW!
Amazed that at 50% off, Sunday-only delivery of the NYT still costs $3.40/week. No wonder print media is doomed. Link
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My co-worker Chase's lunch: red bull, cup-o-noodles, cake. Hmmmmm Link
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Does this make sense to anyone? Link
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Senegalese food in the mission, then bi-rite, then gym. Now biking home for a relaxing night.
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Just got an email from AWS announcing their new management console. RightScale must be pissed.
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Catching up on work, listening to a live Jens Lekman concert. You should listen with me! Link
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Great success! Six fish and zero arrests.
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Lures? Check. Black beanies? Check. Whiskey? Check! Getting ready for ninja-fishing with John and Brian at the park Link
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