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David Veksler offers up some lesser known truths about programming. http://www.facebook.com/notes/david-veksler/some-lesser-known-truths-about-pr… Posted via email from nomadicoder’s posterous

David Veksler offers up some lesser known truths about programming. http://www.facebook.com/notes/david-veksler/some-lesser-known-truths-about-pr… Posted via email from nomadicoder’s posterous

A very cool way of controlling Malaria… Zapping mosquitos with lasers! Posted via email from nomadicoder’s posterous

via thomasewoods.com There’s just no reasoning with a zombie. Posted via email from nomadicoder’s posterous

In the freezing, windswept hours of late Thursday night, weather conditions in the Tehachapi Mountains turned the upper elevations white, like the hair of a mother worried about her grown but troubled children. This phenomenon is known by several names, … Continue reading →

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In our extended family, we get lots of baked goods for gifts – biscotti and cookies from my aunt and cousins. I also get a few groceries. The ramen noodles are nice. These are classier, in nicer packaging. Funny, because … Continue reading →

From Digg, “Thanks to the recent run-up in gas prices, our email accounts have become cluttered with chain emails asking us to boycott major gas stations on a certain date in the future in an attempt to “cripple” Big Oil. … Continue reading →

By way of Digg, “Director Rob Reiner has created a fifteen minute sequel to his mockumentary classic This is Spinal Tap. While the short film was featured at the Tribeca Film Festival in April, it won’t be released in theaters … Continue reading →

I’ll be launching my latest Drupal based website this evening. This time, it’s Drupal 5.1. I’ll post a link here when we go public.

Here is an insightful piece by Lew Rockwell. Of course, the next step to prevent another Enterprise is for emergency planners to request federal money to strengthen school buildings so they may safely protect their hostage. The problem wasn’t with … Continue reading →