I can’t pay for this right now, but I have about a dozen old computers in my garage. I’ll tell you what: If you design this for me, I’ll give you an hour alone in there with no questions asked.
Collin Donnell
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My name is Collin Donnell. I create iPhone apps and music. I also make words and put them on here. You can follow me on Twitter if you like.
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A successful Git branching model
Found this article to be very useful as a best practice model for managing branches with Git. Probably going to employ this method in my own projects. The idea here is that you have a seperate development branch that is only merged with master when on releases and that feature branches branch off of develop.
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nvie.com » Blog Archive » A successful Git branching model: “In this post I present the development model that I’ve introduced for all of my projects (both at work and private) about a year ago, and which has turned out to be very successful.”
New Allen Edmonds showed up this morning.
Just realized I’ve more or less worn the same pair of APC’s every day since the end of May. Really interested to see what these look like when I eventually wash them. They feel like summer.
Live every day like it’s Gratuitous Picture Of Yourself Wednesday.
It’s tempting to imagine that [you] could be forceful and self-confident without being arrogant or jerky, but that’s a false hope, because it’s other people who get to decide when they think you’re a jerk, and trying to stay under that threshold means giving those people veto power over your actions. To put yourself forward as someone good enough to do interesting things is, by definition, to expose yourself to all kinds of negative judgments, and as far as I can tell, the fact that other people get to decide what they think of your behavior leaves only two strategies for not suffering from those judgments: not doing anything, or not caring about the reaction. Not caring works surprisingly well.
Clay Shirky. (via Put This On)
I pretty made a decision to live my life this way a while ago.
We all know art is hard.
Another song from the show on Wednesday!
Me rocking out on a song of mine last night at Langano Lounge in SE Portland.
Developing Style
You’re probably going to have to buy a lot of shit and are probably going to look like shit a lot before you start getting the right shit.
If whatever the fuck these things are made me feel the slightest twinge of enhanced self-esteem, my next merit badge would feature a silhouette of a sad guy with a revolver in his mouth.
Video from the show last Friday.
I could try and be big in the eyes of the world, what matters to me is what I could be to just one girl.
She said I kissed her different, that all the men her age were mean.
Classic Cars, Bright Eyes
