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Published Where Aero Vacation went wrong.— May 15th via lithium3141.com
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"It's a beautiful Friday morning… to be inside talking about patent legislation." #why #IPlaw #seminar #patents #alldayerryday #hashtags [lithium3141]— May 11th via Twitter
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Published Alfred, you’re a Genius.— May 10th via lithium3141.com
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I came home to @Aiyaruk and #twitterless Klusman enjoying mead, cheese, and a baguette while listening to ukulele music. #classy #unexpected [lithium3141]— May 10th via Twitter
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— May 9th via Twitter
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Ordered a box from @TheGameCrafter with the instructions: "Draw a giraffe flying the starship Enterprise." #success http://t.co/M95206x7 [lithium3141]— May 9th via Twitter
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Commencement 2/2! @Beisa34 @Michelle_Elyse @kelbel341 @burtalkee @budbeiser23 #gogreen #gowhite [lithium3141]— May 5th via Twitter
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Waiting for the start of commencement 1/2 @Michelle_Elyse @21_mo_money @Wieberem http://t.co/plX7MGHc [lithium3141]— May 5th via Twitter
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RT @SriramMohan: Rose People - if you have time go see the student production of Phantom of the Opera. It was a brilliant performance [lithium3141]— May 3rd via Twitter
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Waiting for the start of Phantom of the Opera with @cowen842 and @anasaziwochi. @mlp2330 is second on the program! #woo #phantom [lithium3141]— May 2nd via Twitter
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Author Archives: lithium3141
The best reverse-interview question, or: why source control is about more than just code
…it doesn’t really matter to me what SCM you’re using, nor will your choice (on its face) affect my decision. What really matters is why. Continue reading
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Steve, and Apple, had the unique ability to take computing, devices, programs, and UI, and make them simple. And elegant. And fun. Continue reading
Credit where credit’s due
In a pull request, though, there are two key people: the author and the committer… Both of these people should have their names attached to the commit. Continue reading
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Tagged best-practices, coding, commit, git, github, source-control
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PneumatiCraft 1.8
Note: this post is for PneumatiCraft players on the Minecraft 1.8 update. It will have little relevance or meaning outside that group.
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Ruby for everyday tasks
Ever since I learned to drive, I’ve been trained to record both the trip and total mileage when buying gas. As a young driver, this was for my parents’ finance tracking – they’d buy gas on their vehicles, and so … Continue reading
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