Repost: If my subconscious had its own OS blog.

Rob St. Amant

Birthday: December 31

Bio: My roots are in San Francisco and later Baltimore, where I went to high school and college. I stayed on the move, living for a while in Texas, several years in a small town in Germany, and then several more in Massachusetts, working on a Ph.D. in computer science. I'm now a professor at North Carolina State University, in Raleigh. My book, Computing for Ordinary Mortals, will appear this fall. www.amazon.com/author/robertstamant

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JUNE 20, 2010 3:09AM

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I've been scribbling away on my book, with occasional interruptions from my subconscious: You've neglected your Open Salon blog for months! What about your legions of fans? To pacify the little guy, I'm reposting this, from September 8, 2008, even though things have changed since then.

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wow, you are hard at work on that book if you're up at this hour :)

hyblaean- Julie

June 20, 2010 05:59 AM

Freaky looks tribal! I love this.

aim

June 20, 2010 10:01 AM

I'm keeping odd hours, these days, Julie.

It is funny to see how Freaky has evolved over time, aim. I've sometimes said that she's a bit of genius performance art.