a warm gun is the personal web site of multimedia artist and resident geek Ian Adams, based out of Seattle, WA. The page you’re seeing shows all posts in the “Frustration” category.
The most recently posted stuff can be found on the front page. Older posts and articles are listed, by category and date, in the archives. There is also the Link Blog, which is my (almost) daily list of interesting links and brief commentary on AWG-related topics.
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Frequently, when I’m reading through the comments page of something like, oh, this, I’ll run across someone who thinks that an uninformed opinion is something worth offering. On that page, I stumbled across this little gem of illogic:
I’ve never bothered with virtual desktops, never saw the point or felt the need, but I agree that Apple’s implementation is horribly broken. It sounds like more of a hindrance than a help.
I went to a funeral today for my Uncle Stacey. I was very close with him, and so I had a lot of things I wanted to say. I said them, and it felt good to say them. Cathartic. I poured my heart into my eulogy, and I firmly believe every word I said.
