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- I love playing the "I wonder how long *this* query will take" game. said 50 minutes ago
- TFW your new Oil Temp sensor on the JPI and the replaced factory gauge appear to agree. Oh, and that's the best LOP… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… said 3 days ago
- seems like there's a market opportunity to create "Google Maps for Backhoe Operators"... if Google Maps knows the l… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… said 4 days ago
- @zerodotjander That's the winning answer--in the sense that it's correct, but totally not discoverable. said 1 week ago
- @tony4d That's like trying to kill a fly with a very large hammer. said 1 week ago
Monthly Archives: April 2014
Heading to Africa: Victoria Falls, Zambia, Namibia
As I mentioned earlier, we’re getting ready for a trip. Six years ago Kathleen and I went to Kenya and Tanzania for a 2 week African Safari and ended the trip with a 3 day stay on the island of … Continue reading
Posted in travel
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Installing Ubuntu (via crubuntu) on a Samsung 300 Series Chromebook
We’re getting ready for a trip in which we expect to take a lot of pictures. So I’d like to take a small, indexpensive computer along to handle the task of copying pictures from the cameras and memory cards to … Continue reading
Speaking at OpenWest 2014 Conference: real-time search infrastructure architecture at craigslist
Just a quick heads-up that I’ll be giving a 50 minute talk at OpenWest in Utah on Thursday, May 8th. The talk is titled real-time search infrastructure architecture at craigslist and is completely new. We’ve recently completed the 3 major … Continue reading
Posted in craigslist, sphinx
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