ISP: Comcast

Location: Atlanta, GA

A really nice site for pink noise (and fans, traffic, babbling, airplane cabins, waterfalls, rivers) is http://mynoise.net/noiseMachines.php

The creator is a signal processing engineer.

Thanks for publishing these code reviews; it's fun to load up the projects and jump from file to file on a guided tour

thanks, looks nice. I need to compare some plans in a couple weeks so I'll try this.

Thanks for trying it out. I'd love to receive your feedback once you use it. Since the open enrollment is coming up, I am hoping it will get some traction.

I'd like to see the whole video. Here's some info on it - not sure where to actually get a copy though https://catalyst.library.jhu.edu/catalog/bib_1261137

Interesting to see him mention the 'Live each day as if it would be your last...' quote here (and again a decade later in the 2004 commencement speech)

well done, I like the design

I'm self-employed and make it a point to sit down and start working at the same time each day, just as if I had a normal job. That's not always enough. If I find myself reluctant to start a task I pick something easier, maybe even fun, and start with that instead. That usually pulls me in and gets me rolling.

The Tron soundtrack has worked well for me too as far as music. I was tired of it but then discovered the two-disc version and extras (15 extra tracks)

nearly a year of writing iOS apps

that works fine too and prevents any issues with releasing the variable before it gets retained again. objects might hang around in memory a little longer this way, though (for foos != bars)