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Russell Finn's Weblog | Shouting into the wind since
Russell Finn's Weblog Shouting into the wind since 2004. Skip to content HomeAbout ? Older posts Debugging software for laymen Posted on November 28, 2009 by rsfinn Brent Simmons provides what is possibly the best description for laymen of the joy/agony of debugging software that I?ve ever seen: If it took 10 minutes to reduce memory usage by 96MB, then ? were there a linear relationship ? it should take under half a minute, less than 30 seconds, to go the rest of the
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The Editblog
The Editblog A few words about non-linear editing, filmmaking and more ? Home About me Avid vs. FCP Stuff We Use « Older Entries Next Page » 26 Jan Sticky post: The Editblog is moving to PVC By S Simmons | Filed in Blogs and links, from the net, Internet resources | 9 comments It is with great pleasure that I can announce the Editblog is going to be moving over the ProVideo Coalition! (I just discovered the sticky feature in WordPress so
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Michael Tsai - Blog
Friday, September 2, 2011 The Part of Xcode 4 That Tires Me Out Brent Simmons: [T]he only thing worse than managing multiple windows is managing multiple panes. Yep. Comments (1) Thursday, September 1, 2011 ATPM 17.09 The September issue of ATPM is out: Cover Sponsors Welcome E-Mail Bloggable The iPad Chronicles: A Hometown Apple Store MacMuser: Scrabbling Around for a Solution MacMuser: 2011 and All That PEBKAC: Never Forget Segments: Slices from the Macintosh Life: Apps for the Modern
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ESPNRadio.com - Podcenter - ESPN
PodCenter at ESPNRadio.com is your source for the most up to date sports podcasts in the world. Everything from the Fantasy Focus to Bill Simmons to the best of Mike and Mike lives here
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sascom voices - The sascom magazine blog
Blogs | sascom voices sascom voices - The sascom magazine blog Monday, August 15. 2011 SAS blogs have moved To all the readers who have been diligently returning here daily, refreshing your screens and wondering why your favorite SAS blogs aren't getting udpated, I have good news. We haven't stopped blogging; we've just moved to a spiffy new location. This blog, sascom voices, has been renamed SAS Voices to better reflect the broader list of SAS authors who contribute. You can see those