Things I Learn

  • How DNS works.
  • How to set up a Mac share that is acces­si­ble by PCs.
  • How good chal­lah bread is. Espe­cial­ly with Boar’s Head tav­ern ham, a slice of edam and some brown sug­ar and pecan mus­tard. [I’m also aware of just how reli­gious­ly inap­pro­pri­ate that sand­wich is.]
  • That sex can some­times feel so good to a woman that they are con­vinced that they are going to end up preg­nant after­ward; even if that is not pos­si­ble.
  • That olive oil cake is ridi­cu­li­cious. [Now I must learn how to make it.]
  • The basics of how artists appre­ci­ate art. [DAIJ.]
  • To use the tag.
  • That pick­ing a paint col­or for the wall of the mas­ter bed­room will like­ly deter­mine the basic col­or scheme for the entire house. [White it is?]
  • That peo­ple will bick­er over the same things inces­sant­ly even when pos­si­ble cours­es of action appear; because they are lazy.
  • About ser­ifs.
  • Seats at the Cin­e­math­eque are too close togeth­er for my knees. [I already knew this, but keep for­get­ting.]
  • How to pitch my team’s capa­bil­i­ties so that clients trust us with most of the design and devel­op­ment process.
  • The wind on Carnegie Bridge can get so strong that it becomes near­ly impos­si­ble to ped­al a bicy­cle.

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