Nervous? Me? Um...
Jul. 5th, 2012 01:40 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
selenayWatching the Tour de France requires nerves of steel. Yesterday's crash near the finish was bad. Looking at Cav's helmet as he peddled to the finish was worse. I keep imagining how badly it could have gone if he hadn't been wearing a helmet.
Those helmet rules they brought in a few years ago are saving lives *sigh*
My left wrist is now feeling sore even when I'm resting it. Also, it is raining. I'm not sure whether the two are connected but they're both making me cranky.
Today is my (least) favourite day in the software development cycle - release day! I was already hunting for chocolate by 9am. Somebody somewhere changed the version numbers in the bill of materials back to some old (incorrect) ones. As that document was used in the deploy to final testing and the correct versions are on the test box, the versions got changed on me in the month since final testing. Really, guys, when you add your stuff to the documents do you have to overwrite newer versions of the documents with your older, out of date ones?
One of the amusing things about writing is wondering what in heck people would think if they saw your Google search history. Oh, the things we end up hunting for. This week there is a strong chance that I appear to be planning to start a mutant virus outbreak in Disneyland, possibly using Jeremy Renner's goatee. Don't even go there.
Those helmet rules they brought in a few years ago are saving lives *sigh*
My left wrist is now feeling sore even when I'm resting it. Also, it is raining. I'm not sure whether the two are connected but they're both making me cranky.
Today is my (least) favourite day in the software development cycle - release day! I was already hunting for chocolate by 9am. Somebody somewhere changed the version numbers in the bill of materials back to some old (incorrect) ones. As that document was used in the deploy to final testing and the correct versions are on the test box, the versions got changed on me in the month since final testing. Really, guys, when you add your stuff to the documents do you have to overwrite newer versions of the documents with your older, out of date ones?
One of the amusing things about writing is wondering what in heck people would think if they saw your Google search history. Oh, the things we end up hunting for. This week there is a strong chance that I appear to be planning to start a mutant virus outbreak in Disneyland, possibly using Jeremy Renner's goatee. Don't even go there.
