The Sapir-Whorf hypothesis says that a person’s language affects how they think.  Recently, at RubyRX, I heard Neal Ford speak.  He brought this idea up, only he didn’t apply it to spoken languages, but to programming languages.  His assertion was that:
More powerful programming languages give you new and different abstractions to work with so that [...]

This past Monday I sliced open my finger while making dinner.  I don’t recommend this as a way to start off the week.  I opted not to use my brain and the result was a sharp knife running across my finger along with the realization that sometimes the way movies portray a stabbing isn’t that [...]

Running, but the author is frustrated.
The upgrade to Wordpress 2.7.1 did not go well.  It initially caused all the feeds on this blog to die.  Restoring to a back up for some reason did not fix this.
In the end, it appeared to have something to do with running the wp-cache plugin, permissions on the server, [...]