Incredibly, the earthquake in Japan was so powerful it sped up the rotation of the Earth resulting in the shrinking of a 24-hour day by 1.8 milliseconds.Brian Osborne
To the people of Japan the effects are very real. For the rest of the world, the effects are scientifically interesting.
This is good, just because… they had plenty of notice to move to Cocoa. “Pulled the rug from underneath us” – riiiigggghhhtttt
Wow… if you haven’t donated already the Red Cross has launched an appeal.
Useful map from Rift Junkies that gives an overview of all the ranges of stuff. Useful for people.
This – is… an AWESOME UPDATE. Speed is much better and pings are lower. Brilliant.
Seriously, wow. Using Chrome 10 on my Air kills battery like no other. The new sandbox rendering system actually never stops using CPU. Like… ever. Unlike Safari. Looks like I’ll have to leave Chrome for a while.
Obvious but useful advice on making Visual Studio 2010 a workable environment.
One of those while I remember posts. @mxcl doesn’t like whitespace randomly appearing in commits. Quite frankly, he shouldn’t like it, it’s evil and leads to merge conflicts. So here, quick config I grabbed off of cheat git which solves that problem without the use of GUI tools:
In .gitconfig
[core] whitespace=fix,-indent-with-non-tab,trailing-space,cr-at-eol [color] ui = true [color "branch"] current = yellow reverse local = yellow remote = green [color "diff"] meta = yellow bold frag = magenta bold old = red bold new = green bold whitespace = red reverse [color "status"] added = yellow changed = green untracked = cyan
Hope it helps someone else as much as it helps me! It not only shows problems, but removes them on commit as well.
It’s really time I got around to posting again. It’s been quite a while and although not many people outside of family and friends really read this blog; it’s about time I updated “the Internet”
I started work as a Mobile Developer for TweetDeck in London last month. It somewhat explains the lack of posting recently as well as why all the consulting stuff disappeared.
I can’t go into the reasons for moving on from Green Man Gaming. But I’m stoked to be working with such an awesome team of guys and girl and becoming part of bringing a great way to experience Twitter, Facebook, Foursquare and more to mobile devices.
The first month has gone great. Jumped straight into iOS work and the new TweetDeck for iPhone. It’s a complete re-write of what is currently available and it is looking awesome. I look forward to it being in the wider world.
I update Twitter far more than I update my blog… so you should follow me @joolz.
I don’t often make a WoW post here… but… Yay, someone said it! I’ve been spending this holiday season suffering pick up groups in World of Warcraft and the common sense finally comes out!
If you think of your instance runs as where you go to farm a quick batch of justice or valor points, you’re part of the problem.
You are there to learn and even to teach.
A lot of people are running around WoW thinking that they can just play it like we’re still in Northrend. We’re not – it’s time for a hard graft. You have to use crowd control now. Hell, on one fight I even found a use for Levitate.
31 year old highly opinionated polyglot programmer. Technical Director @ Green Man Gaming. Ex-Twitter, Ex-TweetDeck. Blog of rants.
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