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http://onejasonforsale.com - now, recently, html 3.2 compliant

Recover, and perhaps try my hand at not planning and expecting so much :)

Awesome, thanks for sharing.

It's still two separate apps on iOS too, though this does appear to be a step toward a unified product that's less of a kludge than voice has been on its own.

thanks for sharing those links, awesome stuff.

quiet, post rock, or noise (think 65 days of static) when it's really time to get something done. pop trash when it's just time to do whatever else:

http://www.codercowboy.com/2012/12/19/music-to-code-by-2012/

What a great way of putting it, the tree rings idea. Will look into Derrick Jensen. Thanks for sharing.

from one jason m baker to another, hello :)

Yeah in this case it was totally the former, on good terms, I'd highly recommend working at the place post-fire, and many of my colleagues, including the guy who had to do the fire and didn't necessarily agree with me offered to be a reference. I'd be a reference for him as well, any day.

I'm with you on the personal space per employee thing with communal areas being the right way to go, completely. It just seems the new kool-aid to drink is open space big brother/weird style where it seems to be mostly about minimizing sq foot per employee, which sucks, I agree.

Thanks for your comment, it's nice to hear some intelligent feedback :)

That's awesome, I quoted your comment in the post, hope you won't mind.

Not a bad idea. My personal M.O. is to just skip the services bit.

I was more or less the same as you, Java instead of C#. Built some of the apps on http://www.codercowboy.com in a few weeks with help from this book, very highly recommended:

The iOS 5 Developer's Cookbook by Erica Sadun

http://www.amazon.com/The-iOS-Developers-Cookbook-Programmer...

A few (three or four) zero-to-go chapters in about 50 pages, then entire chapters dedicated on various chunks of the IOS objective-c library. Perfect.