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justinhileman.info/blog
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Justin Hileman Web development & design Blog Projects Contact Tags Archive Random Bobthecow on Twitter Bobthecow on GitHub Bobthecow on Tumblr Bobthecow on Last.fm Bobthecow on Flickr Justin Hileman on LinkedIn A comprehensive list of items consumed at the Minnesota State Fair 30 August 2011 Two one-liter bottles of water. One half bag of miniature donuts. Two thirds of an order of deep fried cheese curds. Two cookies from @imjasonh?s giant bucket of
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threebrothers.org/brendan
Quod erat faciendum - Brendan Ribera
Blog About Software Quod erat faciendumA technical blog by Brendan RiberaYou should follow me on Twitter, subscribe to the feed, and fork me on Github. An Appearance of the Strangest Kind June 21, 2011 at 1:30 PMGiven my current time constraints, a single cogent blog post would constitute a strange enough appearance. But I have something rarer and more fascinating in store for you, Dear Reader: I'll be giving a talk at this year's StrangeLoop! I'm incredibly excited about this. I'll be
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gomlog.com/about
About « gomlog
gomlog ??????????????? Blog About ????? About I?m ? Name: ?? (gom) Address: Tokyo Birthday:'81 BloodType: O Job: Programmer I like ? Programming, Ruby, Music, ?????? About more ?????????????: ??????Mac??????? Posterous Twitter Tumblr FriendFeed Github Contact me Google Talk
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pixelfumes.com/blog
PixelFumes
Flash on the iPhone, in demo form January 14th, 2010 The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) caught my eye this morning with the headline Flash on the iPhone, in demo form. Intrigued, I clicked and was taken to a Github repository of what seems to be a JavaScript-powered Flash runtime named Gordon. While the ?player? itself only handles a few SWF capabilities, it is still a very interesting proof of concept. I guess this just proves that there are some crazy lengths to which people will
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zachberry.com/blog
zachberry/blog
Home About Amazon Cloud Player, now with Keyboard Shortcuts & Growl Notifications! April 2nd, 2011 ?Sorta. :) Code is at GitHub! Explanation below: Andy Lemay made a very useful post on how to use fluid to run Amazon CloudPlayer as its own app. In a nutshell: You can download an excellent application called Fluid to create a desktop version of a webpage ? in this case, the newly released Amazon Cloud Player. This worked great, however I was hoping to get keyboard shortcuts and