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skidgel.com/blog
Blog | Skidgel Design Office
Skip to content Home About Blog Contact Sitemap Back to school August 30th, 2011 John With the end of summer comes the start of another school year. Beatriz and Ava asked to have their photo taken on the stoop and here?s the shot. Ava?s pose cracks me up?I expect the agency sourcing for JCrew to be calling any minute now. Beatriz?s color and pattern choices are beyond Punky Brewster crazy. Welcome back to school everyone. Leave a comment
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brooksandrus.com/blog
Brooks Andrus | This is the blog of Brooks Andrus. Here, at irregular intervals, you may find digital noise centered around the activities of an early
Home ThumbGenie ? The Cloud Posted by brooks in photos on Nov 3rd, 2010 | 2 comments For ten years I was just a twenty minute drive up the mountain from Cedar Breaks National Monument. Five years after moving to Michigan I finally had the opportunity to go back with a camera. It was a stunning day to say the least, one that made me realize how much I truly miss the mountains. For all you nerds out there I?m calling it: The Cloud. Stairway to Heaven Posted by brooks in photos on Nov
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rollerblading.com.au/jamesoconnor.htm
James O'Connor - Photographer / Online Producer / ICP Qualified Slalom Instructor, Skate IA | USSG Instructor Coach / Roller Derby Referee / Educator
James O'Connor, BSc, BTeach (First time on blades... Canberra -'93) Webmaster / Producer - - ROLLERBLADING.COM.AU Skate Australia Coach Representative ARC Level 2 IISA ICP (and 1st Qualified Slalom ICP instructor), USSG Skate IA Instructor I teach rollerblading across Australia for Rollerblading.com.au skate school Born Melbourne, VIC Contact Details 0411 872022 +61 411 872022 if calling from overseas. Else: james (at) rollerblading .com.au Lesson Enquiries: Check out Sydney
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postal-code.com/binarycode
Binary Code
7 Jul 2011, 9:18am /dev/random by chris Comments Off Measuring Slow Code in Objective-C A note to myself, because I can never remember how to do this: NSTimeInterval start = [NSDate timeIntervalSinceReferenceDate]; ...operation here... NSTimeInterval duration = [NSDate timeIntervalSinceReferenceDate] - start; NSLog( @"%f", duration ); 1 Jul 2011, 6:34pm /dev/obj-c by chris 1 comment UIViewController Calling loadView() Multiple Times I don?t know if this is one of those things that
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geekable.com/blog
Geekable.com
Wednesday, July 21, 2010Microsoft proves responsible disclosure doesn't workI find that when I try to discuss "responsible disclosure" with otherwise rational people, they get defensive and claim I'm "imputing motives". So let's show how the inventors of "responsible disclosure" have proven that it doesn't work, without resorting to name-calling or motive-imputing. We're going to use the method of modus tollens. If you can't handle that, then you should probably stop reading right now