...and in this picture she was sittin' on a rock and she had her hot, hot pants way up to her cookies!
— James W.
June 30th, 2008
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My Personality Mosaic
1. Double Exposure - Andy & Plantrees (Lomo Fisheye 2), 2. Mussamun Curry with Chicken @ Thai Spoon, 3. Metamora Courthouse, 4. `paint the town red., 5. Jewel Staite Q & A (2), 6. Dr. Pepper, 7. Track Day., 8. Dulce de Lecce : Confiture de Lait, 9. Thieves, 10. three friends, 11. relax, 12. we are the "krauts"
Wanna make your own? June 13th, 2008 / 0 Comments / Trackback
PyRSS2Twitter
Last weekend, I wrote a python script that takes in RSS feeds, and posts them to a specified twitter account. Because the script I wrote then was a total kludge and often ran into rate limiting at twitter, I scrapped it and started over. Today marks the completion of iteration 2, featuring a fully threaded approach. The direct message handling is not complete, but the basic rss posting works. If you want to check it out or contribute, hit the link. I'll probably branch it and try a version that uses an event-driven framework instead of the threading. May 30th, 2008 / 0 Comments / TrackbackIt's not about ClearCase
- Casey: I WILL PUNCH CLEARCASE IN THE THROAT
- Andy: oh yeah?
- Casey: i would if this were Tron, anyway
- Casey: man, things would be so much better
- Casey: when programs made me mad i could just pwn them with my electric frisbee
- Andy: and then drink pure energy straight from the source
- Casey: yes
- Casey: that stuff looks delicious
- Andy: heheh, yeah it does
- Casey: also, there would be no racism because everyone would be grey
- Casey: and you can go from blue to red just by touching someone
L4YER CAK3
A successful cocaine dealer gets two tough assignments from his boss on the eve of his planned early retirement.Layer Cake is a constantly accelerating criminal thriller. It ranks right up there with Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. May 18th, 2008 / 0 Comments / Trackback