zwaldowski

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am zwaldowski on reddit.
• I am zwaldowski on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is 04DB 3D6C 138B 5630 57E2 B5A4 01F1 4578 8F2E 8CD3

To claim this, I am signing this object:

{
    "body": {
        "key": {
            "fingerprint": "04db3d6c138b563057e2b5a401f145788f2e8cd3",
            "host": "keybase.io",
            "key_id": "01f145788f2e8cd3",
            "uid": "1efe71bfd5485f2bb8f793125f4cd000",
            "username": "zwaldowski"
        },
        "service": {
            "name": "reddit",
    

I'm normally quite far from an Android guy, but I'm willing to keep an open mind. Let's leave that at that, mmkay? No flames, thanks.

My girlfriend is the moderately happy owner of a Samsung Galaxy S, AKA the Samsung Fascinate, AKA the SGH-I500, currently on Android 2.1. As time has been going on, it's been getting - in the least flame-bait way possible - terrible. Laggy, slow, the list goes on; she hates it.

So, I'm helping her out and am rooting it for her. And I'm happy to do so. ;-) My best guess from what little experience I have right now with Android is to just slap CyanogenMod on it and move on.

Is there anything else worth trying to install? I want her to have the easiest

I'm still fairly green as far as web developers go. I have an unhealthy sense of perfectionism, and my current project gives me a ton of leeway: the client cares more about the notion of having a website and the opportunities in the future (monetization, e-commerce, etc., all for cheaply paying a teenager), but not so much about the here-and-now. Needless to say, this leaves me obsessing over every detail and tweak.

This website that I'm doing is for a local surf shop. I'm at an impasse for generating my own content (e.g., I need to sit down with the client and discuss what he wants to show off), I decided to make a personal project out of a fairly minor feature: being able to look up

I got my wisdom teeth out today and I'm kind of high on pain pills. I'm sprawled out on the couch, and around me I have an iPhone 4, iPad, and a MacBook Pro. Compare this to two Marches ago, when I got my first iPod ever (3G nano). At the time, I had a Windows Mobile phone (Android was in its infancy) and an Xbox 360, along with an HP craptop that was rapidly falling apart. The Xbox 360 nearly set my bedroom on fire (no, I'm not kidding) and swapped it for a PS3 sometime last summer. I was also fully in the swing of Vista SP1 hate-fervor. This iPod purchase th