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Pathetic excuse for why my blog suddenly stopped updating: I got a job with a respectable software company. So…
That’s all for now; I’ll try and keep this post updated until I move WordPress over.
A bit has happened since my last post about the future of my online empire. I’ve been able to do some thinking since then, but I would like some feedback from anyone reading. Anyway, here goes. Read the rest of this entry »
In the spirit of John Gruber I am going to bring the smack to this unsolicited e-mail I was just sent because some company is trolling a popular job search website. Read the rest of this entry »

Locked the keys in the car. Found out the roadside assistance isn’t fully activated. Had to reschedule phone interview. Picked up by Mom. Took Mom’s car. Got a [bleep]ing speeding ticket. Drove through traffic. Finally got spare key. Drove through more traffic.
I’ll post more when I’m more coherent. Right now, I need a drink and sleep. And for these DVD’s to [bleep]ing burn correctly.
The reasons are simple:
Honestly, while I love the name (it’s an imaginary number, people!), the sheer crookedness of the domain is killing it. I think I’m just going to use blip.tv to host the podcasts and let some other enterprising young sophomore grab what’s left of root -1.
Recovering Pharisee’s going to be changing soon, too. I had a brief talk with my business partner and agreed on some significant changes. That just leaves Anticipation as the big question mark.
I’m finally done with that infernal paper. Hopefully I can get my grade in and then… I’m done. Period.
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Here it goes!
So Apple just released an SDK for the iPhone. I’ve got an idea of my program; we’ll see if I ever get around to doing it. But I noticed this small bit while Phil Schiller was demo-ing his fancy Exchange calendar…

Brainstorm new Apple Rumors at 2PM? Somehow, I’m not really surprised.
[ edit: step 4 is always profit! ]
My name is Evan Hildreth. I also answer to “Odd Evan,” “madcrasher,” and “RadioShack.” I am a tech-head that is continually inspired by the power that the internet and the web gives to average, everyday people. And in one week I will no longer be a Furman student.
Let me say that one more time for emphasis: In one week I will no longer be a Furman student.
My last class was yesterday. My last exam is tomorrow. And a week from now I’ll be done with my internship (and hopefully the research paper that goes with it). So where does that leave my websites?
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