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  • Brett Domino: Justin Timberlake Medley
    published on Aug 30th, 2010 in Music, Videos

    Count with me, please, exactly how many truly, deeply geeky things are incredibly right about this piece. Kazoos Korg Stylophones Recorders Theremin Thumb piano Cowbell Ukulele Spoons A Keytar Kazoos, for Heaven’s sake! Then, once you’ve whetted your appetite for this kind of thing, be sure to check out Domino’s Hip Hop Medley and their [...]

  • Tips For The Crew That Attended The Philly WordPress Meetup, August 11, 210
    published on Aug 13th, 2010 in Blogging, WordPress

    Bonnie Vasko has already posted a brief summary of Wednesday night’s “inaugural” Philly WordPress Meetup, so I thought I’d simply take a moment to document some of the resources we talked about in the “advanced”/developer session. Hopefully some of the other attendees will find them useful. We talked briefly about Free theme frameworks/parent themes, such [...]

  • WipEout R/C Edition? Yes Please!
    published on Aug 5th, 2010 in Technology, Video Games, Videos

    Yowsa. Arduino + a heaping amount of German ingenuity For. The. Win.

  • Good News, Everyone! (A Job!)
    published on Jul 16th, 2010 in Work

    I’m extremely excited to announce that I have agreed to take a position with the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (aka CHOP) starting in early August. I will be working as a senior Linux administrator in their research department and will get a chance to ply my trade in pursuit of gene sequencing and population studies [...]

  • Mousetrap Never Works (Or: I Love The Internet, Reason #123,762)
    published on Jul 14th, 2010 in Humor, Music, Videos

    Satirists the world over are given a gigantic stage upon which to display their talents. You’ve seen Ok Go’s “This Too Shall Pass”, now watch the pitch-perfect dissection of a fondscarring childhood memory, disguised as a parody of the aforementioned song:

  • I’m Speaking At WordCamp Philly
    published on Jun 4th, 2010 in Blogging, General, Work

    Write down the date — October 30, 2010, the day before Halloween, I’m due to speak at WordCamp Philly down at Temple University in Philadelphia. I’m incredibly honored to be given the chance to speak on a topic near to my heart: Making WordPress Work AT Work. I plan on posting a series of articles [...]

  • Making phpPgAdmin Work
    published on May 28th, 2010 in Open Source Software, Work

    This post is more of a reminder to myself than anything else. It took me a while and a bit of Googling to find the right answer. If you’re using phpPgAdmin to administer PostgreSQL databases and you want to be able to alter records from the web-based interface — i.e., you want each row to [...]

  • “Carlton! You… Shall Not… PASS!”
    published on May 24th, 2010 in Humor, Television, Videos

    The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, as interpreted by Sir Ian McKellen: Too, too funny. This, of course, calls to mind this incredible scene from Extras:

  • WordPress Hg
    published on May 18th, 2010 in General, Open Source Software, Software, WordPress

    I’ve really caught the Mercurial bug recently and have begun chewing coworkers’ ears off about its benefits. I’ve been looking into ways to integrate it into my WordPress-related efforts and, inspired by this recent post on the WP Devel blog announcing a github effort to make WP available via git, I decided to set up [...]

  • Zee Pixels! Zay Are Comink!
    published on Apr 8th, 2010 in Video Games, Videos

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  • Apologies for the Lee tweets. In poor taste. Rescinded. 12 hours ago
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  • @OneFineJay I disagree. See Newton, Leibnz, et al. All dedicated scientists, "yet" men of faith as well. 17 hours ago
  • @ryancduff So you can only do it for 1) tracks in the iTunes store 2) through the store itself? LAME. And I don't mean the MP3 encoder. 18 hours ago
  • @ryancduff Where in the UI is that functionality exposed? I'm completely missing it. Unless you're talking about the paltry 10 tracks... 18 hours ago

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