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devmorgan.com/blog
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devmorgan.com Code Monkey, Grad Student, Husband, Father Extraordinaire Home About Switcher The US Legal System and the Ten Commandments July 16th, 2010 3 comments I want to clear something up. The United States legal system is not based on the Ten Commandments. This information is already written about many other places (as I am clearly not the first to have issue with this statement), but I wanted to place it here, where I can link to it easily for those who don?t believe me. By the
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ypmits.nl/blog
Ypmits de Piepmits
Ypmits de Piepmits Animation, Illustration, Flash, Code and fun HOME Portfolio Minecraft I was pretty addicted to Minecraft. I haven?t played it for quite some time because of work and private stuff but I?m still shaking and trembling like a junkie. I?m probably gonna start again in a little while because I want to go back to this awesomely cool and beautiful place I made for myself somewhere in the mountains. And I?ve got so many cool plans to expand this kingdom. The
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dalelane.co.uk/blog
dale lane
dale lane fan of all things mobile, father of small girls, IBM code monkey, youth charity trustee? Counting my key presses June 3rd, 2011 Overview Counting and visualising which keyboard keys I press the most often Background I noticed something yesterday. The lettering on my left Ctrl button is a lot more faded than the lettering on my right Ctrl button. I must press the left Ctrl button more often than I do the right one. That got me looking at the rest of the keys on the keyboard
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happygiraffe.net/blog
Jabbering Giraffe
Jabbering Giraffe Skip to content HomeAbout ? Older posts jslint4java 2.0.0 Posted on July 15, 2011 by Dominic Mitchell I?ve finally released jslint4java 2.0.0. It?s now available at code.google.com/p/jslint4java. The main new feature is that it now sports a maven plugin in addition to the ant task. There is also a breaking change, that?s been inherited from JSLint. The meaning of several options has been inverted. Now, the default is to behave strictly, with options
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ignorethecode.net/blog
ignore the code
4 days ago Laurie Voss, via Jeff Escalante: Again, this is Microsoft?s own research, cited in the same post: nobody ? almost literally 0% of users ? uses the menu bar, and only 10% of users use the command bar. Nearly everybody is using the context menu or hotkeys. So the solution, obviously, is to make both the menu bar and the command bar bigger and more prominent. Right? Dmitry Fadeyev writes: We?ll have to wait and see how the new UI works in Windows 8 but I certainly wouldn?t