Gotta watch that once back home (with fast enough internet).
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Running Notepad as Administrator in Windows 8
I needed to edit the hosts file in Windows 8 so that I could sandbox the backend server the app we’re developing accesses. Since most of the tutorials to do so in Windows mention running the Notepad app as administrator were not considering the new Start menu interface, I figured I’d fill the gap.
- Select “search” from the mini contextual menu one can bring up by hovering at the bottom-left of the screen (or swiping slightly on the right-side of the screen on touch devices).
- Search for “Notepad”
- Right-click on the Notepad app and select “Advanced” in the app bar
- Select “Run as administrator
Here are some screenshots, for the visual people in the crowd. 🙂
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Sea turtle hatchlings
We just witnessed hundreds of baby sea turtles hatch and helped them out making it to the ocean. 🙂
Edit: This happened in Sayulita, Mexico.
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Playa de Sayulita
Our view for the week.
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Barbacoa Mexicano
That’s a lot of meat! At California Restaurantes in the Mexico City Airport, waiting for my next flight out to Puerto Vallarta.
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Here’s to next week
This week:
- Gastroenteritis on the first 2 days of the kids’ back-to-school, while wife away, losing 8lbs in the process? Check.
- Getting back on my feet? Check.
- Getting back to my usual energy level? Nope, I’m beat…
- Leaving Saturday for a week-long meetup with my work team in the beautiful Mexican West Coast sun that is sure to make it all okay? Check!!!
So here’s to next week (or Sunday, at least). 🙂
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True to our core. WP pun intended.
I think Open Source is kind of like our Bill of Rights. It’s our Constitution. If we’re not true to that, nothing else matters.
Matt Mullenweg (who’s turning 28 today), in 12 tech leaders’ resolutions for 2012.
