*I stole the phrase 'tab sweep' from Tim Bray.*
I'm about six weeks into the Project Plan, and I'm one for three:
And coming up quick:
I think it's simple - I overbooked myself by not taking into account all the demands on my limited resources that were NOT accounted for by the project plan - unfortunate things like work overload and an extremely disorganized apartment, and good things like preparations for the Phantom West show and spending quality time with my lovely girlfriend (who baked me heart shaped cookies for v-day - be jealous).
Slide all my milestones out a good bit, of course - I placed the dates with offhand guesses, and the whole process is a learning experience. If this were a project for work, I would be more concerned, as you ideally figure out how to manage your project schedule BEFORE tasks are late, but I am not going to hold my own feet to the fire for it this time.
The idea of a tab sweep is that I sweep all of my open tabs in Firefox into a blog entry - it's not literal, my tabs are mostly stored on various sites around the net, but here are a few miscellaneous diversions:
Videos I've found notable on the YouTube:
A plaintext and version-control-based CMS I'll likely use for Neoglam in some capacity.
A fully open and manufacturer-supported linux distro for smartphones that I have been REALLY excited about since it was announced last year.
The deepest and most satisfying fighting game I've played - we just got these for the office to help us go pro:
The quality of VF competition at Revver is really excellent. And with that thought, the tab sweep is over. Thanks for coming by, and look forward to writing of more substance in the near future, including a piece I wrote for a Christian friend explaining why I am an atheist.
Brian commented, on December 5, 2007 at 6:23 a.m.:
Hey, thanks for all the links in your tab sweep. I'd hate to have to search for all of the above in Googe.