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in which a scheme will be expounded upon - Technomancy
in which a scheme will be expounded upon. So it turns out the Seattle.rb talk that was proposed half-in-jest got accepted for RubyConf 08. ...
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fancy ultra fresh - Technomancy
fancy ultra fresh. While it's a bit of a shame that Ubuntu doesn't support read-write access to NTFS (Windows filesystem), it's kind of cool that I could ...
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in which slime and mire and other sludges come into play - Technomancy
Technomancy in which slime and mire and other sludges come into play. I've been getting into Clojure more and more recently, and it's been really enjoyable. ...
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exceptional confusion - Technomancy
Technomancy exceptional confusion. So I've noticed there seems to be a fair amount of confusion in the Ruby world about exception hierarchies. ...
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in which a newly shaven yak is presented - Technomancy
in which a newly shaven yak is presented. So it turns out I find myself installing on fresh systems an awful lot. I'm tempted by Alpha Ubuntu releases even ...
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in which slime and mire and other sludges come into play - Technomancy
in which slime and mire and other sludges come into play. I've been getting into Clojure more and more recently, and it's been really enjoyable. ...
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Books - Technomancy
... Git from the Bottom Up by John Weigley; Javascript: The Definitve Guide by David ... Wild at Heart by John Elridge; The Geography of Thought by Richard ...
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any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from ...
any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. Thanks to my brother-in-law Loren Broach (of the Birds of Yore) I've got a nifty logo: ...
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in which slime and mire and other sludges come into play - Technomancy
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in which slime and mire and other sludges come into play - Technomancy
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