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- I'd like to see urban areas close some streets to traffic, too. Like 5th in the Gaslamp. http://kpbs.us/b3I1oM /via @KPBSnews 1 hr ago
- I tried a few combos, but don't seem to be pigeonholed very well. http://bit.ly/aHOl3b /via @MktplaceRadio 1 hr ago
- A tweet \ with a couple of \ backslashes, "and quotes" of 'two kinds,' to test the IRC bot. 1 day ago
- This makes me sad. RT @BeerAdvocate: Port Brewing sues Moylan's Brewery for trademark infringement http://bit.ly/c17MZV #beer 1 day ago
- For some reason, I am unable to play embedded YouTube videos. 1 day ago
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Category Archives: People
I Hate E-mail
I like e-mail, in general. It’s a convenient, asynchronous, mostly-reliable method of communication. I can receive a message, mull over it for a while, formulate a semi-intelligent response, and it hasn’t really pulled me away from what I was doing … Continue reading
Perl Survey 2007
Schwern, during one of his lightning talks, plugged the Perl Survey. Quite simply, it’s a way of finding out who’s using Perl. I’m pretty interested in seeing the results myself. Anyway, go take the survey. http://perlsurvey.org/
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OSCON 2007: People Hacks
One of the tracks at OSCON this year is people. Everyone thinks that Open Source is about programming, but it’s really about people. People who write Open Source. Apparently, this the people track is very popular with everyone. This session, … Continue reading
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