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1 Sep
Yum, cranberry. Bet it'll go great alongside Oktoberfest. -
1 Sep
I don't think we're going to do that well this time around. -
1 Sep
I tell everyone who cares to listen how much I like Windows 7. I wish I could upgrade our laptop as cheaply as I did the desktop, but this might be as close as I can get. -
31 Aug
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31 Aug
Photos posted to Flickr by the Boston Public Library -
31 Aug
Since April 19, the Yankees are 71-47, Rays are 72-47, and the Red Sox are 70-48. It’s not that the Sox have been bad. In fact, in 2009 between games 13 and 131 they were 70-48, and in 2008 they were 69-49. They have been just as good as in previous years. The problem is that the team fell to a quick deficit and has been trying to catch two other extremely good teams. There’s a good chance the AL East will finish the year with two teams with 100+ wins, and Boston with 90+ wins. I’m almost certain this hasn’t happened as long as there have been divisions (1969). The closest I can find is 1977, when the top three teams in the AL East finished with 100, 97, and 97 wins respectively. But remember, that was a six-team division, not four.
To look at this season and draw the conclusion that we’ve had a bad year is to ignore the actual facts. We just haven’t had as good of a year as we needed to have in order to make up our losses in the first couple of weeks.
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31 Aug
Recently listened to: Echo & The Bunnymen – The Fountain, Weezer – Pinkerton, Magic Magic. – Magic Magic. LP
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30 Aug
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30 Aug
Strasburg, the most highly touted MLB rookie in generations, and a surprisingly dominant pitcher in his 12 starts, is out for the rest of the season and needs season-ending (and potentially career-ending) Tommy John surgery. How do his current stats stack up? -
30 Aug
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30 Aug
"Pretty sure there's a dozen more videos pending, but here's Matt firing an M1919A4 Browning machine gun http://t.co/9onyVVs"
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29 Aug
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27 Aug
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27 Aug
Bloom Filters are probably the coolest data structure I didn't learn in college. -
27 Aug
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27 Aug
As a programmer and a former sysadmin, my opinion is that programmers with access to production are ticking time bombs. -
25 Aug
Such a great idea. -
25 Aug
"Hm, I should go. RT @jquery: jQuery Conference 2010: Boston, Oct 16-17, 2010 http://bit.ly/a5NqOG"
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25 Aug
I hope their move and relaunch on nytimes.com doesn't change their always insightful (and sometimes impolitic) analysis. -
25 Aug
"@jlet Nice. Or just put it in your .bashrc: "quietly() { $* >/dev/null; }""
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25 Aug
I've been using this bookmarklet for the last couple of weeks. It's really handy for so many poorly-formatted websites. -
25 Aug
Sniffing for User-Agents is a) fraught with danger, and b) a bad way to detect browser features. But so much of the Internet still does it, so this is probably going to break a bunch of stuff. -
24 Aug
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24 Aug
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23 Aug
"@Tigerbeard I was thinking Picard. Sorry, Tasha!"