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Kids are asleep, I think. Sitting up in bed, writing software. My life as a parent.
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Just hauled home a case of Red Dog, a 6 pack of Brau Bros, and a bottle of 10 year bourbon on my !bike. Now you're !drinking, son!
about 19 hours ago from Choqok -
Seems only reasonable that #cnxcon slides should be available in @cnxorg, right?
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I guess I get my wish and the new OSX really is named after a Cougar. It's older, but still looks nice, and preys on young hipsters.
about 3 days ago from Gwibber -
Doubly effective if you chant "burp! Burp! Burp! Burp! " just before a drop.
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Dancing to trance is a highly effective way to burp an infant.
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@greg bit more info from @eset http://lists.flossmanuals.net/pipermail/discuss-flossmanuals.net/2012-February/006984.html cc @maiki
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@greg yes. think reinvigorated moreso than reimagined.
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99 bottles hard to beat for length, which can be key. Can suggest ridiculous improv verses for "Hush, Little Baby" as alternative.
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CC0 finally launched! http://creativecommons.org/weblog/entry/13304 NO COPYRIGHT
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@greg and good thing re non-affordability. last thing needed is another freedom tatoo to distract from surrounding tyrannical gangrene.
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@fontana and footer "a Creative Commons license" is !disturbing; "one of the Creative Commons licenses" would be much better. ;-)
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@greg you must be referring to the document created by @mattl's notice transcluding http://identi.ca/url/66360803 ;-)
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@cwebber it isn't totally the wrong way to do it. I'd say more than halfway right. :-) More complicated than just using rel="license" though
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Just registered for GratisPlanet2012
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@jimmy_wales and I have an op-ed in the Washington Post about Wikipedia and the SOPA/PIPA blackouts: http://ur1.ca/82qey
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!GNU !MediaGoblin 0.2.1: "Gearing Up" released! GPS/OpenStreetMap support, CC licensing support, and more! http://ur1.ca/82j4l
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@coyo I think family (here I mean "involving kids") law should be rewritten to stand apart from "marriage/cohabitation/whatever" law.
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