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shikii.net/blog
Shiki | I'm so bad with words that I can't even make a cool tagline
Shiki I'm so bad with words that I can't even make a cool tagline HomeAbout Contact Using an object?s id as a key in NSDictionary Shiki ? August 10, 2011 I was working on a utility class and was playing with the idea of using the id of an object (e.g. NSObject) as a key in NSDictionary. Setting it directly doesn?t work though: NSObject *obj = [[[NSObject alloc] init] autorelease]; // we'll use this as the key NSMutableDictionary *dict = [[[NSMutableDictionary alloc
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worthanote.com/worthanote
www.worthanote.com | Welcome to #notethat
worthanote.com| alpha Notes // WTF? // Refresh Subscriptions // Twitter About this service This service allows you to note tweets for future reference. (1) Follow @notethat. (2) Mark a tweet as a favourite. (3) Come here to explore. I'm sure you've found that just adding to favourites doesn't quite cut it sometimes. contact: info (at) worthanote dot com {favourited tweet} What Africa needs most today is more ?patient? capital to spur its would-be capitalists. 2007 NYT article, still
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frogdesign.com/frogblog/author/kyle-crouse
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business / technology / design Magazine Articles Video Audio Blogs Events Subscribe frog | about | contact | privacy policy | terms of use Remarketables 8.31 By Sabrina Sandalo - August 31, 2011 This week's collection of remarkable links, curated by the frog marketing team. Philographics: Explaining philosophy through basic shapes. Why Good Advertising Works (even when you think it doesn't). read more
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twistedfirestarter.cz/about
About | Twisted Firestarter
Twisted Firestarter I?m a firestarter, twisted firestarter. Skip to content HomeAboutArchive About Hello there! If you are new here, you might want to subscribe to the RSS feed for updates on this topic.Powered by WP Greet Box WordPress PluginI love technology in any shape or form. I live online, talk tweets, think bits and do other geeky stuff. All this doesn?t stop me from being good at communicating, community management, and managing social media assets. I am a skilled writer in both
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slagwerks.com/blog
Joe?s Amazing Technicolor Weblog
Joe?s Amazing Technicolor Weblog Functional Tests in RefineryCMS 1.0 June 24th, 2011 The Refinery CMS is apparently the most used chunk of CMS code in the rails ecosystem. Version 1.0 came out recently, and one of the recent changes involved the authentication system. Previously, Refinery had bundled authlogic; now it?s using Devise. If you?re not doing anything worth testing on the admin side, the authlogic / Devise switch doesn?t make a difference. Still, there is one