Slashdot reports the next invasion of species. Â It’s in Florida for now, and these aren’t too fast or extremely vicious creates, but still … I do understand how uncomfortable and damaging this might be to people who are affected, but never-the-less one has to admit that it’s pretty funny. Â If you do have enough of … Continue reading Killer … snails!
I’m 35 today. Â Just a year older. Â Everything else seems to be the same. Â I am still surrounded by awesome people (thank you all for the calls and messages, and for all the kind words and good wishes). Â I am still doing a billion things at a time, without actually finishing any of them. Â I … Continue reading 35 and counting
Apparently, there is a new kid on the block – FairSearch.org. Here is a quote from their About page: FairSearch.org is a group of businesses and organizations united to promote economic growth, innovation and choice across the Internet ecosystem by fostering and defending competition in online and mobile search. We believe in enforcement of existing … Continue reading Really, FairSearch?
This one actually sent me into a lot of thinking (which is still not complete). Â On one hand, I am very anti-gun. Â On the other, I am very pro-Open Source. Â I do agree with the point Cody raises about there being no more politics or politicians, just a pseudo-selection between the candidates who protect the … Continue reading 3D Printed Guns (Documentary)
I am having a really proud and exciting moment at work right now. Â We’ve just deployed the biggest merge ever. Â I can’t really share enough details to provide you with the context (NDA and all), but here is a GitHub screenshot that gives you an idea. If you are not familiar with GitHub and don’t … Continue reading The biggest merge ever