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  1. @dcwumpus "I have no words. But I am weeping. http://bit.ly/8O2bCA" Tears of laughter? Of joy? (Me: both.)
  2. @scilib, @mjmclean: So far it only gathers links to Eventful/Upcoming/EventBrite. Ideally it will also gather many individual calendars.
  3. @holden I was warm enough and our Caribbean-born puppy was fine too. I think we reached the limit of his tolerance for icy trails though.
  4. Was waiting for temp to reach double digits before embarking on run. Looks like 12 is as good as it's gonna get. Geronimo!
  5. Computational thinking and energy literacy: http://bit.ly/4UUdTJ
  6. @f3ew "Is it more complex than a Squid farm?" Not even close. Just browser caches, my service's cache, and Azure blob storage. Educational!
  7. May have outsmarted myself with this distributed HTTP caching approach. Time to back off, write some tests, take a walk, and think it over.
  8. Talking with Randy Julian about bioinformatics. http://bit.ly/5ulgLB
  9. I'm doing some writing. Or as some would say, "hand-crafting some content."
  10. @moon "Chickens never lose track of which century they live in, to them it's always Now." Theirs is a Short Now. Ours must be a Long Now.
  11. Wood gasifier: stoked. Poultry: fed and watered. Internet: humming. Sometimes I lose track of which century I'm living in.
  12. Walking securely thanks to my Stabilicers, http://bit.ly/8e2Umu. Think Tevas for winter. Great for hiking, also for icy sidewalks in town.
  13. A new validator for iCalendar: http://bit.ly/85ksYm.
  14. Heard on today's snowy hike: #2 and 3 of Christopher Lydon's excellent 3-part series on India. http://delicious.com/judell/india+chrislydon
  15. @bernardgolden Microsoft doesn't require me to make such a disclaimer but UC Davis requires Richard Cowen to. Who would've predicted that?
  16. Richard Cowen: "Once upon a time, the University of California was proud of its faculty and the quality of their work." http://bit.ly/7AzqZC
  17. To refresh my grasp of the intricate dance that is HTTP caching, I always turn to Ryan Tomayko's excellent tutorial: http://bit.ly/6BSRTD.
  18. Victoria Stodden on Climategate: "Without code and data we don't know if research is right or wrong" http://bit.ly/7KUqrY #reproducibility
  19. David Ascher: "I want to work with business-savvy types who care about making a deeply healthy business." http://bit.ly/7Z6b4Z
  20. Joe Gregorio on why digital imaging trumps RFID: "ink is cheaper than an RFID tag" http://bit.ly/6rGWcv