Back In the Saddle...
From the original Analog Industries archive. Some links and images from that era no longer resolve.
Back at work after our Long March. We had a fantastic time, which is semi-surprising given the proximity to in-laws and such, but there you go. One thing I didn’t expect: the hot dryness of Phoenix completely obliterated my near-omnipresent allergies. The three and a half days we spent there were the first time I haven’t had a sinus headache and breathing problems since we moved to Oregon, what, four years ago? I’m sorry, Oregon, but it appears that I’m allergic to you.
Anyhow, you can expect a post later today that is actually related to our collective business in some way, shape, or form. I have a ton of work to catch up on, including syncing the code Adam’s been working on while I was away on my machine so that I can work while he is on vacation starting tomorrow. Once I’m all caught up on email and such, I have to strip my studio/office to the bare walls in order to reorganize so I can fit my new acquisitions from the trip in here. (More on those later.)
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Nobody suspects the spanish acquisitions!
I've had more recent Bay Area locals tell me that they never had allergies until they moved to CA... maybe it's just something about the west coast. Temperate weather in general (which the west coast has in abundance) is probably to blame for letting all sorts of allergens survive unmolested by extreme heat or cold.
Yeah, those Phoenix cow skulls and chili pepper lights are irresistible.
Chris-
One of the guys at audioMIDI actually moved from SoCal to Colorado (where he works remotely) to help his extreme allergies at his Dr's behest. Apparently this has a made a huge difference for him.
Snow Leopard's a-comin'. I imagine this fills your hearts with dread? Or is this of no consequence to AD?
- c
It'll fill my heart with dread if it doesn't include a Pro App update that fixes Logic 9's ridiculous and omnipresent bugs. Otherwise, I don't really care.
-CR
I'll second that. The 'omnipresent bugs' don't worry me as much as Apple's total lack of communication and acknowledgement which provide endless frustration and scant hope of fixes. If Cubendo halved the price to match logic I think I'd jump ship...
Weird, I live in Phoenix and my allergies are horrible. When I go somewhere with moisture, they go away, go figure...
I, for the most part, have worse allergies in L.A. than I do in ATL. If you've ever spent time in ATL that's saying something. Pollen so thick you can scrape it off your car.
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