Fix: There's a small black rubber button on the back of the machine. It's an overheat button. All I had to do was press this button once and the dryer began to work againn.
FIXED: ASKO 721 dryer won't start
This morning I tried to dry a load of laundry in my dryer. It's an ASKO 721. Strangely. the start button wouldn't stay pressed. It would spin as long as I held it down, but as soon as I let go it would stop.
brian posehn
outside the comedy club, brian posehn greets his adoring fans.
I've set up a playlist so that I can listen to music throughout the day today without stopping to futz with iTunes. The playlist consists of entirely new music that I've never heard before. Listened to Studio's "Yearbook 1" this morning. Amazing. Now, I'm listening to Air France. Love that, too. Air France reminds me of Blade Runner/Antarctica-era Vangelis. 
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TIP: FiddlerHook: Easier Support for Fiddler in Firefox
You may all already know about this, but on reinstalling Fiddler I was pleasantly surprised to discover this: official support for Fiddler in Firefox. Not bad, right? It comes in the form of an extension called “FiddlerHook.”
Read more here: http://www.fiddler2.com/fiddler2/addons/fiddlerhook/
David
PS. Up until now I had been using something called “SwitchProxy” to do almost the same thing, but this is definitely better.
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GO PROGRAMMING TIP: Where to put the 'go.pbfilespec' and 'go.xclangspec' files.
So I was trying to get XCode syntax highlighting support for Google's new Go language. I had located the two XCode files in the Go SRC package (these were in $GOROOT/misc/xcode), but for the longest time I couldn't figure out where to put them. I finally stumbled on the answer (thanks to Talamathi for putting me on the right track): The files go in "/Developer/Library/PrivateFrameworks/XcodeEdit.framework/Versions/A/Resources/"
In short, if you want syntax highlighting support for the Go language in XCode, the following should get you there:
cp $GOROOT/misc/xcode/* /Developer/Library/PrivateFrameworks/XcodeEdit.framework/Versions/A/Resources/
--David
TIP: FiddlerHook: Easier Support for Fiddler in Firefox
You may all already know about this, but on reinstalling Fiddler I was pleasantly surprised to discover this: official support for Fiddler in Firefox. Not bad, right? It comes in the form of an extension called “FiddlerHook.” Read more here: http://www.fiddler2.com/fiddler2/addons/fiddlerhook/ David
PS. Up until now I had been using something called “SwitchProxy” to do almost the same thing, but this is definitely better.
Trying out Friendbinder for the first time.
My Google Wave experience over with, I'm on another Web 2.0 binge...trying out every service I can. Right now: Friendbinder.
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A 'Go' Linked List Implementation
So I've been experimenting with Google's Go programming language. So far I'm liking it quite a bit. Here's a rudimentary implementation of a Stack I made using a Linked List. As you can see, I've defined two interfaces -- one for the Linked List functionality and one for the Stack functionality -- but I haven't implemented either fully. There's also a main() function thrown in to demonstrate the functionality. Right now the Linked List only stores integers, but this could be changed very easily. 
--David
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