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On this day...

2020: Text processing in the shell
2019: Building serverless apps with components from the AWS Serverless Application Repository
2018: How does blockchain really work? I built an app to show you.
2018: 200 universities just launched 560 free online courses
2018: Have you tried Composer Scripts? You DO not need Phing.
2017: Japanese vs. English : Sentence Structure
2016: VPN Comparison Chart
2016: Monkey Dust: The Internet is Expanding
2016: SASS Coding Style Guides
2015: HipChat releases the new web interface to the world
2014: The new PHP
2011: Day in brief
2011: Twaggies – funny Twitter comics
2010: Day in brief
2010: Copy SSH key to remote machine
2008: He hates me, but it’s OK
2008: Unknown
2008: Death Proof
2006: Daily del.icio.us bookmarks
2006: Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter… and Spring

Programmer’s Day

Here is a funny, yet too realistic diagram of a programmer’s day. See a bigger version and some comments over at Digg.

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Posted on March 19, 2010Author Leonid MamchenkovCategories All, ProgrammingTags humor, office, productivity, work

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