semicolonblog The more I use Dojo, the…

semicolonblog The more I use Dojo, the more I like jQuery.
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Joe Clark is writing a book about…

Joe Clark is writing a book about copyright. But it looks as if he doesn’t have much of a clue. joeclark.org/cranky/
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Sunny Disposish

Any time the thunder starts to rumble downDon’t let hope tumble downOr castles crumble downIf the blues appear just make the best of themJust make a jest of themDon’t be possessed of them Continue reading

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RT @trebilco: Aha, http://www.waveprotoc…

RT @trebilco: Aha, www.waveprotocol.org, the Google Wave Federation Protocol for sharing between Wave providers. Ok, now I’m exci …
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Don’t do “the simplest thing that could…

Don’t do “the simplest thing that could possibly work”. Do the simplest thing that will *definitely* work. #xp

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90% unit test coverage sounds good, but…

90% unit test coverage sounds good, but it really means “10% untested code”. Delete that 10% and your unit tests will still all pass. Scary.

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There’s no TortoiseSVN on Mac OS, so no…

There’s no TortoiseSVN on Mac OS, so no reason to use SVN. So I’ve just installed Git. Looking forward to version control Nirvana.

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Testing updating Twitter from the…

Testing updating Twitter from the command line with curl. If you can read this then it worked.

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Ghost Town

That guy from The Office (who despite many other noteworthy roles including this one is destined always to be known only as “That guy from The Office“) really is pretty funny. He’s much more likeable in this film than the … Continue reading

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Headless Chickens — live in Auckland

Headless Chickens played their first gig in almost a decade last Friday. The setlist was packed with great songs, the crowd was into it, the sound was excellent. They rocked. Continue reading

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