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Agree. Seriously, don't know what they're waiting to commit this to the trunk. IMHO the template system in Django is too restricted and should get some steroids, despite the designer point of keeping it simple. I think you can get the best from both worlds.
Horizontal to an embarrassing degree, I plan on hooking up a very large number of monitors to sort of 'work around' the problem of limiated screen space where the same issues seem to appear that I have on my desk.

Retrieving anything on my desk is an exercise in archeology, this sometimes has very bad effects (electricity bills going unpaid, stuff like that).

It's weird, because on my harddrive things are about as organized as you could possibly get.

Somehow 'surfaces' seem to bring out the worst in me and things start piling up.
Sure it could seem like an ego affirmation exercise. Then again playing sports, performing music, putting up your artwork on your web page and submitting code to an open source project can all be a form of ego affirmation as well.
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I'm more of a morning person, I will usually wake up (naturally, without an alarm clock) around 6am, which gives me a few hours to get some work done without any distractions.

I put my information into this survey, and it shows a dip in my "alertness" around 3pm. I've heard that a good way to calculate this is to figure out the midpoint of your normal sleep time (so if you go to bed around midnight and get up at 8am, your midpoint is 4am) then add 12 hours. I've found that napping briefly (10-15 minutes) around this time gives me a lot more energy in the afternoons/evenings.
I have a couple of manila folders of stuff I'm working on (5-10 sheets in each). These sit on the floor next to my desk. My desk top is clear (apart from pc, speakers, kb, phone etc).
Having a siesta seems to be hard-wired into us

Good! I crash harder at 5:00 pm than at any time during the night. Glad to see there's a good reason for that.

I also like having a "siesta". Breaks my day into two distinct and effective work sessions.
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Being left-handed, the foldup desktop weren't really a problem. I would take up two seats, the one I was sitting in and the one I needed to write on.
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it's tough not to.. Kannada or Tamil (or both)? :)
Just to clarify, the person reporting is a member of the Maemo Community Council. The council is elected to represent the community around Maemo, mainly towards Nokia. http://wiki.maemo.org/Community_Council
"With a truckload of help from William Lee Irwin III (who wrote the main architecture) I posted a pluggable CPU scheduler framework that would allow you to build into the kernel as many of multiple CPU schedulers as you like and choose at boot time which one to run. I planned to extend that to runtime selection as well. This is much like the modular pluggable I/O scheduler framework that Linux kernel currently has. It was flat out refused by both Linus and Ingo (who is the CPU scheduler maintainer) as leading to specialisation of CPU schedulers and they both preferred there to be one CPU scheduler that was good at everything. I guess you can say the CPU scheduler is a steamroller that we as desktop users use to crack nuts with, and they didn't want us to build a nutcracker into the kernel."

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