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- README says "bin/mongo - The database shell (uses interactive javascript)." Um. Interactive WHAAA? Still can't take js that seriously! 3 days ago
- MongoDB now on the iMac thanks to homebrew, also now on the iMac. Why do I always do these things at midnight? 3 days ago
- I am seriously thinking of scrapping or dismantling every device that can't fetch the correct time from the Internet at least daily. 2011-11-09
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Google Circles: Aunt Ruth Doesn’t Need to Know
This Google Video sums up the philosophy of Circles perfectly in the last line: “Aunt Ruth doesn’t need to know.” Therein lies my problem with the motivation of circles: It’s preventing people from seeing things they shouldn’t, not necessarily showing … Continue reading
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There’s an Evernote podcast?
I’m a pretty light user of Evernote; it was a good dumping ground for the accumulated snippets of text I carried around first on my PalmPilot and then on my Blackberry. Useable notes came late to the iPhone; frankly, they’re … Continue reading
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Tagged archiving, Evernote, lighting talks, perl mongers, podcasting, productivity, renditions, screen savers
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Google Plus Circles: Conjunction of the Spheres?
Kepler imagined the solar system as a series of nested Pythagorean solids. It was an elegant notion, but we live in a more complicated (Einsteinian) universe. Is the same true of current social networking models? GooglePlus is dominating my RSS … Continue reading
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Tagged categorization, Facebook, Google, GooglePlus, kepler, social networking, taxonomies, Twitter, venn diagrams
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