March 16th, 2008
There are several do-it-yourself earbud cord wraps out there. Some are nice, some are… resourceful. I’ve seen some made of foam (from old flip-flops maybe) or credit cards, but I have yet to see one as cheap (or at least readily available) as my very own. I misplace my earbud cord wraps all the time, so it’s great to have ones that are compact, easily replaceable, quick to make, and easily disposable. Oh, and functional. heh.
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February 18th, 2008
A big part of college life is flyering. Most likely you are bombarded by students handing you flyers on the way to class, or one day you will be the one trying to force flyers into another student’s hands. If that day should come, here are some tips to prepare yourself.
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February 6th, 2008
I’m a big fan of IWillTeachYouToBeRich.com, so I have to mention the site at least once. :oP :o)
There’s a post with some great advice on applying to a job you’re really interested in. The site’s focus is finance for young graduates, but really touches on the many aspects that make achieving your goals possible, such as eliminating barriers, starting early, and knowing you don’t have to be the smartest person in the room.
Read the article: How a pro does it — My friend Rachel made $1,000 an hour negotiating a new job
January 27th, 2008
A couple months ago I decided to consolidate all my comics and blogging into one site, instead of three to five separate mini sites that rarely get updated. Yay, since now I have one site that’s still rarely updated.
This “new” site will pretty much be my old “Quarter-Life Comics” site, with the addition of random guides. I enjoy learning new things and documenting what I learn for others to learn from, so I hope people find some valuable stuff here. Also, since it’s usually stuff I learn and not exactly things I’m a lifetime expert in, I welcome any feedback, corrections, and additional edumacation you can offer.
Feel free to leave comments (now applicable to the comics, too :oP :o) ).
January 27th, 2008
UCLA email can suck sometimes because of the crappy web interface and the relatively low 75MB storage limit. Wouldn’t it be nice to have the features and storage capacity of Gmail applied to your UCLA email?
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