Work on a presentation to help folks think theoretically, not practically. Sometimes the answer can be revealed by a web search of the error code; more difficult to solve are the ones that can be solved by methodical thinking. If there's a problem with e-mail, you want someone who's going to methodically check:
1) Did the message leave the email program of the sender? 2) Did the message leave the sender's machine? 3) Did the message arrive at the recipient's machine? 4) Did the message arrive at the recipient's e-mail program?
If 2=yes and 3=no, is there a transient place that the message could be tracked at (routers, firewalls, etc), and if so, did it make it there?
This is a silly example, but one that's very important. Often just knowing "how things work" can help debug problems, and way too many people rely on what they have experienced before directly, instead of taking a step back and *thinking* about pathways and whether or not things make sense.
Actually, with the amount of travel you (and sometimes C, right?) do, it might not be practical. And I don't know if you have allergies. But I could so see you enjoying an energetic and not too small dog.
come to the bay area.. give a presentation (that's the nonselfish bit) SEE ME! (and really really see me!) You keep coming out but then you don't call and say hey free time come play!
Volunteer somewhere close to your interests.. Old people, Blind or Deaf people, Little Kids, Holding little babies in the hospital, teaching people to read, helping out at an animal shelter..etc.. volunteermatch.org can help you find all kindsa things in your area. Even if it's 1 time.
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1) Did the message leave the email program of the sender?
2) Did the message leave the sender's machine?
3) Did the message arrive at the recipient's machine?
4) Did the message arrive at the recipient's e-mail program?
If 2=yes and 3=no, is there a transient place that the message could be tracked at (routers, firewalls, etc), and if so, did it make it there?
This is a silly example, but one that's very important. Often just knowing "how things work" can help debug problems, and way too many people rely on what they have experienced before directly, instead of taking a step back and *thinking* about pathways and whether or not things make sense.
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Actually, with the amount of travel you (and sometimes C, right?) do, it might not be practical. And I don't know if you have allergies. But I could so see you enjoying an energetic and not too small dog.
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With me.
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From scratch, making your own crust.
Very satisfying, and damn good pie when I did it!
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Or, um, instead, commit to do 2 (safe) things that normally makes you uncomfortable
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And let me know when you're going... ;)
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SEE ME! (and really really see me!) You keep coming out but then you don't call and say hey free time come play!
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Have a nice 2008 :)
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