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I came to San Francisco shirtless. Well, almost. I did have my excellent Daring Fireball t-shirt that says "Your PC is a POS" and which garnered me numerous compliments at today's WWDC sessions. I like to make an impression. LOL And this week, I wanted to express my full geekness. I was reading a fellow Mac coders blog and he mentioned some t-shirts that he had made up and was selling in Zazzle.
Well, the big day is finally upon us. Tomorrow Steve Jobs will most likely announce the iPhone 2.0 with 3G networking and some other neat upgrades. I am in San Francisco for the epic event and will be sporting an excellent black Daring Fireball T-shirt that says "Your PC is a POS".
Well, the flight was pretty decent. They showed the movie Fool's Gold, which I did not watch - because I was working - but which looked very intriguing and thus, will be picked up for future viewing.
Trying out the Ad-Clerum theme real quick. Gotta catch a plane. More later.
Here's the link to the various meetups that are happening throughout the week. Pretty sure I'm gonna skip out on Tuesday night's WWDC Drinking Contest.
I will be doing a lot of micro-posting this week on Twitter. My personal blog at ForkBender.com and this blog at CharlesSieg.com will be sharing this unedited feed. The URL is http://twitter.com/ForkBender.
The ultimate luxury for a modern day business traveller is peace of mind. I am on the way to the 2008 WWDC in San Francisco. I had a 3:05pm flight out of O'Hare until a wicked thunderstorm blew through the Midwest. Now that has become a 4:30pm flight. No big deal for me; other than that, the whole airport experience has been quite pleasant. I got checked in, checked in my one bag (first bag still free with United!), and breezed through security with zero wait, and casually strolled over to C15 for my flight. That is where a found a few surprises.
I did end up having a bit of trouble with Versions and Beanstalk. It happened when I upgraded my Beanstalk account to a paid account and, as part of the upgrade, got HTTPS connectivity to my repositories.