Buull Report

suck it redneck californians

Tue, 07 Apr 2009 19:41:56 GMT

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/30089125/

facebook

Tue, 31 Mar 2009 16:30:44 GMT

yea. screw you.

Fulla Namea

I never made an account (as far as I can remember), but somehow I have one with the name "Fulla Namea".

The profile was entirely blank except for the name, password, and email. Whatever. I filled out some info.

Go find me so I can not read that too.

Rage

Mon, 30 Mar 2009 19:36:45 GMT

I noticed today that when I listen to music while working, as soon as I hear Rage Against the Machine... any song... that is all I want to hear for the rest of the day. Nothing else kicks enough ass. It just pumps me up.

Does anything hit you like that?

oh no! Zombies!

Thu, 29 Jan 2009 18:19:28 GMT

http://www.kxan.com/dpp/news/Road_signs_warn_of_zombies

KICK THE BABY!

Tue, 20 Jan 2009 01:05:55 GMT

Just now, for the first time ever, I felt my baby kick.

I love my job

Wed, 07 Jan 2009 18:53:02 GMT

If you don't know already, Keeley has gestational hypertension. This is going to effectively confine her to a bed for the next 5-6 months. Really sucks, so please don't hesitate to call or drop by to visit her. Anything to change up her day I'm sure will be appreciated.

I told my boss what was going on yesterday so we could discuss how this would affect me at work. I have a 2 hour commute each way to work in SF. Every other week we have 2 kids to take care of. 8am dropoff at school, 5pm pickup, 2 hour commute + train schedule = ~ 2-3 hour days.
And, do to certain ex-husbands moving to Minnesota, from around the end of February to the middle/end of July we're going to have the kids full time.

Today my boss pulled me into a room and said, "Hey any time you need to work in Sunnyvale or at home, go for it. I know I can count on you to get things done, I don't need to look over your shoulder. Oh and by the way, I want you to take the lead on our main project."

So there ya go. 0 problems at work concerning me not being in the office regularly over the next 6 months. That is a large weight off both our shoulders.

Go Sharks!

Fri, 07 Nov 2008 17:40:12 GMT

Wow.

If you didn't watch the Sharks game last night, you missed out.
If you don't watch sports, you should watch that game.

Very exciting, all capped with Ryan Clowe tieing the game twice in the third period. Then netting the game winner in the shoot-out. Without a doubt the first star of the game.

But of course, no love from the league for the western conference bastards. NHL.com picked the three stars of the night before the Sharks game was even over... little kids there can't possibly stay up past their bed-times to check the stats.

And Nabby... helped off the ice after stopping the last Blues shootout attempt. Looks like he twisted something. Hopefully just a light sprain. Lets see if Boucher can extend his shutout madness on Saturday though. 2 shutouts in 2 games played so far this year.

Sharks 8-0 at home.
4-2 on the road
First place in the League.
Playing like they mean it.

Very exciting season. wow.

rant

Mon, 20 Oct 2008 23:25:53 GMT

Numara's Footprints issue tracking software sucks horribly. If your company is considering wasting money on something... I need breast implants.

The facts

Thu, 16 Oct 2008 01:58:10 GMT

Something I've not heard mentioned, even in the wildly Pro-Obama region of San Francisco (read, all of it)...

Obama is against gay marriage.

He believes faith and government cannot be separated on this issue. He believes gays should have full legal benefits through civil unions, but it should not legally be called a marriage. Totally equal rights... but separate rules.

I thought separate but equal was covered a while back Mr. Obama. I thought it was covered by a Supreme Court ruling that allowed you to go to any school you wanted. I thought... oh wait, that was for a group you're a member of. But now that the shoe is on somebody else's foot, well, tough luck I guess.

But McCain is of the same view, so that means you have to pick between the lesser of two evils.

Or give a serious thought to the third party candidates. Maybe read their platforms.

bailout bill passed

Fri, 03 Oct 2008 18:28:38 GMT

The bailout bill passed, due to legalized bribery.

But thankfully it will allow us cheaper wooden arrows for kids, cheaper race tracks, and cheaper rum.

Thank you Senators McCain and Obama. You both stated very clearly in your debate that you were against pork-barrel spending and earmarks. I'm glad you pulled through for us by voting...

Oh, nevermind, I guess the straight talk express wasn't exactly truthful.
And I guess the whole trickle down idea of Bush's, you know, give money to the top to help the people at the bottom, the idea that Obama said multiple times doesn't work, the Bush Doctrine that Obama said we can't afford 4 more years of, actually works. Or else, why would Obama support it?

If your senator or congressman voted yes on this, ESPECIALLY if they changed their vote from no to yes after the extra crap was added, please vote them out at the next election.

I know this is common practice up there for every bill that goes through there, this is just the last straw for me. Send your representatives a letter telling them exactly why you are voting them out, and do it. Tell them that their 9% approval rating was earned through hard work, and is not acceptable.

If you need to know how people voted:
Senate

I'll get the house link to you later I guess... their website is disgustingly slow atm.

yay politics. :(

...

Wed, 20 Aug 2008 20:34:00 GMT

moose knuckle is not work appropriate.

rascal wars!!

Sat, 16 Aug 2008 21:30:10 GMT

riding home on the train last night I saw the ultimate.

Rascal wars.

Seriously. Big huge fat lady in the handicapped section vs old drunk senile guy.

"Just move forward" "I was here first." "I can't get in there. Move forward bitch." "Did you call me a bitch nigger?"

It was gonna come to blows. I know it. Well... ramming. But the conductor intervened and the old guy got off at the next stop.

wow it was awesome.

Fri, 01 Aug 2008 15:31:39 GMT

Today is my 1-year anniversary being full-time @ Riverbed.

For the first time ever, I have real stock options that are actually exercisable.

My next goal: To have stock options with an exercise price less than the current stock price.

Montana

Wed, 25 Jun 2008 12:22:16 GMT

2374 miles.

The good:
Western Montana
Yellowstone
Moose
Bison
Bald Eagles
Grand Teton Mountains
Buffalo prime rib
Amazing family
Indoor waterslide at your hotel
People that watch your dog for a week and a half on short notice
Losing a couple pounds while feeling like you were constantly stuffing your face
Geysers
Rivers
Waterfalls
Trees
Genuinely friendly people
Cute sleepy Squirrels passing out the moment their head hits the pillow, glasses still on their face

The bad:
People who stop 20 feet past a sign that says "No stopping next 1/4 mile due to wildlife preservation area"
Altitude sickness
42 of 48 hours in a small car or sleeping on double beds with 4 people
Arriving home at 4:30am after 17 hours straight driving to parking lot construction forcing you to park nowhere near your house
Not being able to just stay in Montana permanently right then and there
Bug bites
Speeders clobbering Elk
Working (no matter how little) on your vacation

The ugly:
Our bank account

Montana

Mon, 23 Jun 2008 13:54:29 GMT

Last day of my vacation here in Montana and what do I get to see? Bald Eagle.
Never seen a wild one live. But there he is (I'm looking at him right now), about 300 ft away, hanging out on a dead tree.

Here is my crappy picture of it.

I love nature.

still makes my eyes tear up

Wed, 14 May 2008 17:58:45 GMT

I think this is my favorite xkcd.

Do what you need to do to spend as much time as possible with those you love.

google maps pwns again

Wed, 09 Apr 2008 18:28:47 GMT

So apparently back in the day (5 or 6 years ago), before Riverbed moved to its current nifty digs on Fremont Street, the company was a very young startup with typical startup woes.

But there was inspiration for the employees. Inspiration that kept people going until the company succeeded.

A pigeon.

A lowly pigeon inspired the employees to 'hang in there' by doing just that. For several months. Not until the entire overpass was torn down was Pidgey forced to move.

Recently our stock price has gone down quite a bit and the Pidgey came up in discussion. The question that inevitably came up was, "Did anybody get a picture?!"

The answer is... sort of.

The employees didn't.

Google did.

So remember, when everything seems to be going from bad to worse... Hang in there guys. It'll get better.

Or the overpass will be demolished around you.

Jenny McCarthy proves blonds are stupid!

Wed, 02 Apr 2008 21:13:51 GMT

http://www.cnn.com/2008/US/04/02/mccarthy.autsimtreatment/index.html

Next up in 'vaccines cause autism' science class:

Satellites cause cancer:
1) Increase in # of satellites.
2) Increase in cancer cases.

CO2 causes crime:
1) Increase in CO2 levels.
2) Increase in crime rate.

Computers get you pregnant:
1) Increase in # of computers on the planet
1) Rising population.

Tomorrow I'd like to prove that bullets in your head increase your chances of winning the lottery. Everybody go get a gun and shoot yourself.

I DONT FUCKING BELIEVE IT

Tue, 01 Apr 2008 22:48:31 GMT

For those of you that know, I've been dealing with a LOT OF STRESS recently.

So here I was, 30 minutes from leaving work and I'm asked to come to a meeting.

And the only people sitting there are the other two Bills... my boss and his boss.

I'm being let go. I haven't even told Keeley yet. She isn't home and I don't want to tell her on the road.

I don't know what to do.

my first meme

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 06:14:08 GMT

from tuck

Two Meme
Two Names You Go By:
1. Bill
2. Cupcake

Two Things You Are Wearing Right Now:
1. Mushroom hat
2. sexiness

Two Things You Want in a Relationship:
1. Squirrel
2. Me

Two of Your Favorite Things to do:
1. WoW
2. spend money

Two Things You Want Very Badly At The Moment:
1. pot
2. e

Two pets you had/have:
1. Mouse (cat)
2. Bobby (dog)

Two people who will fill this out first:
1. Tuck
2. maybe Kim? Haven't seen it, but she likes teh meme's :)

Two things you did last night:
1. talked with my Squirrel
2. Made an important personal discovery

Two people who live at your house:
1. Maddie
2. Neil

Two things you ate today:
1. burrito
2. auflauf

Two people you talked to last:
1. Squirrel
2. Maddie

Two Things You're doing tomorrow:
1. homework
2. workwork

Two longest car rides:
1. San Jose <-> Las Vegas
2. Stockton, CA <-> Bend, OR

Two Favorite Holidays:
1. Thanksgiving
2. Victory Over the Genocidal Regime Day

Two favorite beverages:
1. Coke
2. Citrus Squeeze (Jamba Juice)

Its not enough

Mon, 24 Mar 2008 16:46:30 GMT

yaphpb

Thu, 21 Feb 2008 17:23:54 GMT

yet another php bug.

oci_bind_by_name() does not always figure out the size of the variable you're binding properly. It likes to tell oracle that it is sending something of size LONG, when in fact it is a 15 character string.

Oracle doesn't like being lied to.

If you have the time to submit a bug by first: installing the latest snapshot of php, installing a local copy of oracle, and building a test case that reproduces the problem without using riverbed code or data... please do.

I don't.

kthx

A day late...

Thu, 14 Feb 2008 18:20:02 GMT

Yesterday was my Valentine's Day.

At least it felt like it.

I fell asleep on the train to work (as I sometimes do). What wasn't normal was that I slept the entire way. Normally I wake up at each stop from the motion change and the stop announcement. This time I didn't wake up until the train was stopping in SF. A little groggy at first I looked around to figure out where I was. The first thing that popped in my head was an image of my Squirrel, cheerful and chattering in the morning. Cheerful and chattering when I get home. Cheerful and chattering when we do something together. And I knew I loved her. It was extra strong at that moment, without any stimulation or cues besides waking up.

It made me happy.

gg svn

Fri, 11 Jan 2008 00:00:48 GMT

So I went and branched the trunk today to work on some bug fixes.

I made some changes

I committed my changes

I updated the trunk on my local system to start the merge.

I noticed that the trunk already had my new changes...

So I _VERY_ carefully checked my local command history...

cd trunk
svn update
svn copy trunk branch
cd branch
work work work
svn commit
cd trunk
svn update
svn diff
'nothing different'

wtf?!

Looking around it appears the following happend:
'svn copy trunk branch' failed to completely build the .svn directory. It errored out on some log file. I thought nothing of it as all the files I wanted made it over and the commit to create the branch succeeded.

Now, luckily I was fixing very specific bugs and I am so good my code worked out of the box... But still, isn't it good to know that you can completely screw over your trunk without ever knowing it?

And even better: The official SVN log on the server says I committed my changes to trunk. So if I didn't catch this now, and did jack something up, all logs would have said _I_ fucked up, when it wasn't me.

LOVE!

Tue, 08 Jan 2008 19:14:03 GMT

Roses are red
Violets are blue
I'm sorry I gave you
herpes type 2