chess just isn't as good as wc2
chess just isn't as good as wc2
the best part about this article on perceived egg quality is all the egg-cellent egg puns
noting down for later - when building memcache from source, make sure libevent is correctly registered with ld - its installer does not do this.
git submodules are like svn externals, but with the added benefit of being almost impossible to remove
wrote a little library to compress JS & CSS into PNGs today and wrote about the results
part of me wants to see kings of pastry, but i suspect the failures will be pretty painful to watch
not sure if 'contact juggling' is really what it's called, but this video is very impressive
thanks to kastner for pointing me to this thread from 6 years ago. guess what retarded commenters? i was right all along. see also: everything written on large distributed databases since then.
noting these down for later reference - two excellent answers on quora from adam d'angelo on why quora uses mysql instead of postgres or a nosql solution. he says everything i've been saying for the last few years, but more eloquently
excellent idea - a blog of things to watch on netflix streaming
this is a pretty plausible theory of lost. explains some confusing elements from the final season
if you've seen the trailer for the facebook movie, this will make a lot more sense: the youtube version
ikea heights is great. how did i not think of this? sul should have, at least
these animated subway tiles are lovely. will be seeking those out next time i'm in NYC
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