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like inward singing, it makes non-stop rocking possible. Some individuals may perceive some slight gaps between “enhanced security” and “electric sheep” but just talk fast and you’ll be fine. Download here: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/16649188/electric%20sheep.zip
Once upon a time I worked with a developer who was a jerk. His bosses didn’t like him, his colleagues didn’t like him, he wasn’t a team player. He produced though, and his code worked, and he would work all night to fix field-reported issues. Consequently, the field loved him and had nothing bad to
Recovered from October 13, 2006 — thanks, Wayback Machine! (DVD? Is that like some medieval YouTube?) Computer Education is one of the most useless endeavors known to man, up there with 17th century tulip speculation. I’m not referring to directed training courses on specific products; some people learn better in a classroom environment, and I’ve
Recovered from 9/7/2008… thanks, Wayback Machine! I’m preparing to give an important presentation to a major financial institution from my home office. I start the demonstration VMWare images, bring up the Powerpoint, sign into WebEx, and call into the conference bridge. I’m using a 1 year old 2.4GHz Uniden cordless phone connected to my Vonage
I was recently reminded of the Data Replication Time Calculator I wrote with PK… and thankfully, the guy who reminded me of it found a copy on the Internet Archive. When DroppedPackets.org was converted from Zope to WordPress, the copy I’d posted there was lost. So, thanks to David D it’s now back on the