Profile_bird

Hey there! bkjones is using Twitter.

Twitter is a free service that lets you keep in touch with people through the exchange of quick, frequent answers to one simple question: What are you doing? Join today to start receiving bkjones's tweets.

Already using Twitter
from your phone? Click here.

bkjones

  1. @flangy I was just sayin'. I don't work in a bank. Just seems like the priorities are a little off.
  2. @flangy me. :-(
  3. if you work in a bank, every click in a browser is logged. Apparently if you work on a US Army base... not so much. #hasan #fb #priorities
  4. lots of guitar stuff on youtube. I should do that. If there's a song you wanna learn lemme know. If I know I'll share. If not, I'll learn!
  5. what's with all the fake online IQ tests? Don't you kinda automatically fail by taking one?
  6. figured out my whole manipulating nested data structures thing. All I needed was a couple hours away from it, and a beer.
  7. @johncmayer I was shocked at how much I enjoyed "Zohan". You gotta check that out.
  8. whoa. I have 20 google wave invites.
  9. the macheist nanobundle is a collection of trial software. Reminds me of when new PCs used to come prebloated.
  10. @willwillis interesting - thanks for the pointer.
  11. @voidspace it sure is hidden well. Got a link to any docs? I thought it was slated for 3.1?
  12. @flangy however... point taken :)
  13. @flangy well... that's not the order I want either. I just want iteration over a dict to preserve the order items are inserted into the dict
  14. oh python, why can't you just have an ordered dictionary?! Grrrrrrrr!!!
  15. @voidspace - any reason not to use this w/ python 2.6? http://www.voidspace.org.uk...
  16. adult language warning, but really, really funny. http://bit.ly/weA5N
  17. dear lazyweb: what do I want for my birthday?
  18. @rberger ignoring multiple worlds simultaneously makes the government look more efficient.
  19. Nice hit Matsui. Don't know why you'd pitch a pull hitter outside. Bad call by the catcher :-/ #fb
  20. I have to say that RabbitMQ, even running in VMWare Fusion (the vm is ubuntu server), is impressively fast. Scale baby scale!