jefurii

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   by jefurii 13y ago

   I heard horror stories of Japanese salarymen living in monotonous apartment blocks, returning to the wrong apartment by accident if they didn't pay attention. But American suburbs are just like that: block after block of identical hou
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   by jefurii 13y ago

   DreamHost is an employee-owned corporation. http://www.dreamhost.com/about-us/the-dreamhost-team/
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   by jefurii 13y ago

   They're basically miniature water heaters.
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   by jefurii 13y ago

   CastAR sounds like it might make a cool dev environment. Hang up the reflective material, put on the glasses, and you've got a screen. Doesn't block everything else out the way the Oculus does. http://technicalillusio
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   by jefurii 13y ago

   Time for "exploits of a car". http://gizmodo.com/5498412/sql-injection-license-plate-hopes... https://xkcd.com/327/
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   by jefurii 17y ago

   Sorry to hear about that - I've got an x200 and it's been rock solid since I got it in november. I think I like it even more than I liked the 12in Aluminum PowerBook that it replaced. PowerBooks have this modernist minimalist thing going o
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   by jefurii 17y ago

   I've had a number of recruiters contact me through LinkedIn. There are also language/framework/technology-specific sites like http://djangopeople.net/ . I've gotten a number of calls through that site, including the one that led to my cu
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   by jefurii 17y ago

   Check out flashbake. It's a set of Python scripts for automating git and adding various metadata to commit messages, and was written as a personal writing tool for Cory Doctorow. http://wiki.github.com/commandline/flashbake/
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   by jefurii 17y ago

   Of course nothing is really free, there's always a cost somewhere. Maybe we the audience need to make a change and help support the writers and programmers who supply us with info and code that we like. You're not 25 ( http://tomatonation
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    by jefurii 17y ago

    i've taken the python path instead of the ruby one, but _why's poignant guide is simply amazing. the only programming book i know of that's both psychedelic and actually useful. well not as a reference, but great for expanding your mind.
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    by jefurii 17y ago

    Anything by Radiohead. Steve Reich "Music for 18 Musicians" - single hour-long track. Rachmaninoff "All Night Vigil". Cabaret Voltaire "Plasticity". John Coltrane "A Love Supreme" Anything by Stereolab. Tim Hecker "Harmony in Ultraviolet".
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    by jefurii 17y ago

    Work: Python, PHP, Javascript, CSS, HTML, SQL; Django, Drupal, jQuery, CleverCSS Play: LISP, SuperCollider, Max/MSP, Processing
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    by jefurii 18y ago

    Webmonkey.com has an article that walks you through the steps of building a basic delicious clone using Django. http://www.webmonkey.com/tutorial/Integrate_Web_APIs_into_Yo...