All Quiet
Forgive my silence for a few days. We are in the process of moving to North Carolina (although I am keeping my job at CNLP.) After I get settled in there I think it will be nice to think about things other than moving, such as Lucene!
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Telecommuting from now on, then?
Yeah. We’ll see how it goes. Thankfully, I can get a decent connection down there. Ironically, though, Syracuse has a much faster connection via Verizon FIOS (15mbps) then Bell South does through DSL (3 mbps). Bell South doesn’t have a fiber install yet in my area, which stinks. You would think an area that is so much into technology such as RTP would have a lot faster residential connection speeds. Oh well, it should be fast enough.