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  1. Thank you http://bit.ly/fV31g
  2. StackOverflow DevDays Toronto Recap/Review « JAWS http://bit.ly/7PiHo
  3. Follow Friday: @hackerlinks tweets things linked in Hacker News comments without context. Interesting! #follow_friday #followfriday
  4. From my Archives: "The Not So Big Software Design" http://bit.ly/47hO11
  5. @dangerdave Would the "tablet" version have one player's controls and chat up-side down so they could sit across from each other?
  6. @dangerdave I may have been talking about a cocktail mode. I'll wait and see what you develop, thanks!
  7. @dangerdave Same machine, useful for players who want to "rewind" a game and discuss, save game, &c.
  8. @dangerdave Suggest http://go.davepeck.org provide a face-to-face mode, handy for replaying and discussing games (or did i miss it?)
  9. @dangerdave Thank you for go.davepeck.org. May folks have offered to help me lose my first 100 games with your site :-)
  10. @keithlard It's a Glider http://bit.ly/FXxXh
  11. SNOBOL - a homoiconic language http://bit.ly/1HmEmt
  12. @michokest, @peteforde, @heycarsten http://bit.ly/1uhDNw
  13. High Anxiety Discussion: http://bit.ly/26deOx
  14. High Anxiety (very personal): http://bit.ly/1CbrzP
  15. RT @coreyhaines, @bryanl: Attention presenters: Find a problem. Show me how you solved it with your tech. Don't recite the api to me.
  16. @AccordionGuy So the takeaway from the last talk was that Ruby is an Ugly Drunk? #devdays #stackoverflow #toronto
  17. Unpacking my new Mac Mini http://bit.ly/1z75uH
  18. Beware the M$10 investment with what amounts to a M$10 post-money valuation.
  19. @mustpax do you think writing more code == more productive?
  20. @mustpax mildly disagree w/ http://bit.ly/3Z25MH: Java devs tell me code generators make them more productive by writing more code for them