http://david.wglick.org/2008/on-the-conservation-of-desk-space/ Fri, 30 Jul 2010 20:39:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.3 http://david.wglick.org/2008/on-the-conservation-of-desk-space/#comment-1366 davisagli Mon, 04 Feb 2008 04:24:54 +0000 http://david.wglick.org/2008/on-the-conservation-of-desk-space/#comment-1366 Ah yes, I forgot about the time dependency. Also, I suppose one should consider the three-dimensional phenomena that can start to occur once the free space hits 0%. Ah yes, I forgot about the time dependency. Also, I suppose one should consider the three-dimensional phenomena that can start to occur once the free space hits 0%.

]]> http://david.wglick.org/2008/on-the-conservation-of-desk-space/#comment-1365 jowgli Mon, 04 Feb 2008 04:05:17 +0000 http://david.wglick.org/2008/on-the-conservation-of-desk-space/#comment-1365 For me the percentage of freespace is inversely proportional to the time elapsed since I gained control of the desk. I could send you a picture of mine, but it might be better for my "image" if I leave it to your imagination! :) For me the percentage of freespace is inversely proportional to the time elapsed since I gained control of the desk. I could send you a picture of mine, but it might be better for my “image” if I leave it to your imagination!

]]> http://david.wglick.org/2008/on-the-conservation-of-desk-space/#comment-1364 david b Sun, 03 Feb 2008 23:43:22 +0000 http://david.wglick.org/2008/on-the-conservation-of-desk-space/#comment-1364 nerd. nerd.

]]> http://david.wglick.org/2008/on-the-conservation-of-desk-space/#comment-1361 Jonny Sun, 03 Feb 2008 16:53:18 +0000 http://david.wglick.org/2008/on-the-conservation-of-desk-space/#comment-1361 Well observed, David. I'm sure John B would be proud... Well observed, David. I’m sure John B would be proud…

]]> http://david.wglick.org/2008/on-the-conservation-of-desk-space/#comment-1358 Abby Sun, 03 Feb 2008 03:37:02 +0000 http://david.wglick.org/2008/on-the-conservation-of-desk-space/#comment-1358 This reminds me of a picture I saw on the internet somewhere of a cat sleeping in a glass bowl. It was given as proof that because cats take the shape of their containers they are indeed liquid, just like paperwork may indeed be gaseous. :) This reminds me of a picture I saw on the internet somewhere of a cat sleeping in a glass bowl. It was given as proof that because cats take the shape of their containers they are indeed liquid, just like paperwork may indeed be gaseous.

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