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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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Category Archives: Tech
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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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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On Bukkit
For a while now, there’s been something bothering me about the Bukkit development community. It’s been difficult to place a finger on the exact problem, and a lot of the smaller bits can be dismissed with the old “beta software” … Continue reading
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Statistical interlude
The following is a summary of the various aggregate statistics these programs have been gathering. Some of the numbers are a bit scary. Continue reading