revision control control

It seems like everyone is writing a revision control system these days. Revision control is the new irc client.

For example, bazaar-ng, which is a rewrite and redesign of Bazaar, which itself is a fork of GNU Arch.

I’m not sure it’s a good or bad sign that I’ve never had the urge to write a revision control system. Perhaps a sign of sanity, which in the software world, is probably a bad sign.

Next thing you know all the crazy kids will be writing package updating tools.

revision control control

It seems like everyone is writing a revision control system these days. Revision control is the new irc client.

For example, bazaar-ng, which is a rewrite and redesign of Bazaar, which itself is a fork of GNU Arch.

I’m not sure it’s a good or bad sign that I’ve never had the urge to write a revision control system. Perhaps a sign of sanity, which in the software world, is probably a bad sign.

Next thing you know all the crazy kids will be writing package updating tools.

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I took off Thursday and Friday from work for no particular reason. Spent most
of the time doing as little as possible. Thursday, I practiced with badger
and Anthony for the Subscape Annex show on Sunday.

I seem to have had a very “goth/industrial” weekend. After practice thurdays
went to the local goth night. Then went to Zombie Room
Saturday. Then of course, the Subscape Annex
show on Sunday. And Friday headed over to Temple Ball to see the Mark Mothersbaugh
exhibit. But aside from that, a pretty uneventful weekend.

I’ll be playing this Sunday with Subscape Annex.

To quote badgers post:

    The ambient/industrial improvisational looping trio Subscape Annex plays this Sunday night, 13 March 2005, as part of the Dirge Factory night at the Underground (formerly the Old Bar of Charlie Goodnight’s), in Raleigh NC. (For this performance, Rob will not be joining Anthony and myself. aklikins of Phasmatodea will join us for the evening.)

    Our showtime is 10:30 to 11:30, and the cover is $2. directions

Should be fun. Er, I mean, gloomy and full of smoldering rage.