Pair Programming
While I’m no software developer, I heard the term “pair programming” before, and this is how it’s done with LEGO right?

While I’m no software developer, I heard the term “pair programming” before, and this is how it’s done with LEGO right?

Even though the Borders location at Windward Mall closed in August 2011, it’s indirectly had a lasting impact. You see, as part of their closing sale, I discovered LEGO Minifigures (Series 4) and bought a few at discounted prices. Since then, I’ve been hooked on these “random” packages of LEGO. Â With Series 7 just released, here are a few I’ve collected so far… with more to come.

While stuck in Hawaii traffic, you’ve seen them – drivers wearing headphones in their cars. Â I never quite understood why. Is their car stereo busted? Is the music quality of the headphones that much better? Is it even legal to wear headphones while driving in Hawaii?
Looks like the answer is yes, it is legal. Â According to AAA (in this Lifehacker article), it is perfectly legal to wear headphones while driving in Hawaii. Â In other states, this is banned though, so check first before donning them Beats.
I confess. During the past two lunch breaks, I have been groping LEGO, specifically the Series 7 Minifigure packages.

At lunch, went to see if @abaggy was working at his usual haunt.
Nope, he wasn’t there singing “We Are Young.”
Spotted this Tesla Roadster car in Nuuanu headed Windward bound.
Hmm, that’s two Tesla sightings now. Is there a hidden message ala Ryan Kanno?
Update: I thought it was a Tesla Roadster at first glance. Now, I’m not so sure.
Not sure about the lighting on the poster’s face, purposeful or accidental?
There was a line to meet the personification of romance aka Fabio at Whole Foods Market Kailua so I bailed. Can you spot Fabio in the picture?
So there’s one Tesla Roadster, and from its license plate, it or the owner is from Kapaa, Kauai.
