So, last night I blew threw several of the challenges. Here's a recap:
Day 7: Invite Someone to be a Guest Blogger.
I talked to a friend of mine who is a mid-thirties undergrad college student. He tried this once before, after graduating from high school. The integration of technology has seriously changed education from his perspective. He's completing finals this week, so he'll post later on.
Day 8: Comment Unto Others
Oh, this isn't difficult! I do this A LOT. Especially with our 2.0 Challenge going on.
Day 9: Burn Baby Burn!
Alrighty..got my feed set up..it's over there in the sidebar.
Day 10: Do you see what they see?
I did look at things in several different ways. I use Firefox at home, because it seems like my stuff works on Firefox when it won't in IE7. I've never looked at this one in IE6, but then I don't have easy access to that without doing some reverting. Things look a little off sometimes, but I have a pretty basic template, so I'm alright with that.
I know I shouldn't have blown through 4 days worth of stuff so quickly. Kind of defeats the purpose of being a better blogger. Does it help at all to know that I spent 4 hours looking at these things?
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We are eerily similar. I once blew through five days of "Teach Yourself C++ in 21 Days" in thirty minutes. Got bored. Embellished the code. Made a flower shop selling roses of various colors at various prices and offered quantity discounts. Got even more bored. Skipped from day five to day fifteen. Typed up code example. There was an error in the book. By then, I was too tired (and bored) to debug it. One coworker says I have the analytical mind to be a programmer, but not the patience. I'd have to agree.
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