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Gonna learn me some Plant Genetics with @Beisa34 http://t.co/eMFQ7jrn #awwyeah #learning #msu [lithium3141]— February 20th via Twitter
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Published iOS launch-on-boot apps: fact or fiction?.— February 18th via lithium3141.com
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KFC worker: "Do you know what comes in the variety bucket?" @TrentonBrochill: "It comes with chicken, is our understanding." [lithium3141]— February 16th via Twitter
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Published Software craftsmanship.— February 14th via lithium3141.com
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My life will never be the same. #stats #geekery RT @Omega147 Statistical Distribution Pillows! http://t.co/x6LL97ZR [lithium3141]— February 13th via Twitter
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Commencement fair: take two. #gradstudent [lithium3141]— February 9th via Twitter
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Interesting claim - why is source code a deliverable for developers, but "source" (PSDs) not a given in graphic design? http://t.co/dZc9dwT0 [lithium3141]— February 6th via Twitter
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Katie: "And bananas. I like bananas." @cowen842: "These aren't the same at all, but I have clementines in the fridge… They're fruit!" [lithium3141]— February 4th via Twitter
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"Knowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit. Wisdom is not putting them in a fruit salad." Don't know why I'm watching Food Network. #tomatoes [lithium3141]— February 3rd via Twitter
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This is how many stamps it takes to mail brownies: http://t.co/WSZH4tWU [lithium3141]— January 30th via Twitter
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StackExchange
Category Archives: Random
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
Posted in Minecraft, Programming
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.
Posted in Minecraft
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Check those edge cases
Fourteen comments deep, you start to get a little short on space. Continue reading →