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- Great time had at the hack-a-thon today. Made a cool multi-player Tetris app w/ Leigh and Colin.
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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Building a Node.js Development Environment (Part 2)
Today is the day that a new Node.js add-on is born. While an add-on is always a happy event, this one will be a little boring as it really is just a framework into which a useful add-on can be … Continue reading
Lick the Ginger
Some days tend to be a little more surreal than others. I cannot remember ever enjoying the early morning, regardless of the beauty of the sunrise or whatever “morning people” enjoy. So, if any part of my day is going … Continue reading
Posted in Familial Musings
Tagged coffee, congee, gardening, ginger, lick, morning people
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Building a Node.js Development Environment (Part 1)
I start with the premise that Node.js is fun. The second premise is that I want a perfect world in which to develop. The third premise is that I must know everything. The fourth premise is that I will overuse … Continue reading
Posted in Geek Stuff
Tagged C++, Eclipse, Google, JavaScript, Macintosh, Node, Node.js, v8
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Compiling Node.js on OS X Lion
If you are the type of person who is easily distracted by nifty technology you might be thinking that playing with Node.js might be fun. It is. That is all you really need to know, regardless of whether it is … Continue reading
Posted in Geek Stuff
Tagged add-on, Apple, C++, Intel, JavaScript, Node, Node.js, segmentation fault, __DARWIN_64_BIT_INO_T
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For the Love of Ginger
I love ginger. The combination of ginger and garlic features prominently in the food I enjoy. This tends to lend itself to dishes that are stir-fried and leaning toward Asian flavourings but it does not hinder the possibility of ginger and garlic … Continue reading
Posted in Familial Musings
Tagged curry rolls, gardening, garlic, ginger, red hair, rototiller
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Waiting for Science to be Cool
Science is not cool to kids. If I were a young person and I wanted to have the acceptance and admiration of my peers I would play a sport or take up a musical instrument. Given average attractiveness, these two … Continue reading
Posted in Familial Musings, Geek Stuff, Mundane Observations
Tagged curiosity, geek, humanities, ignorance, intellectual ability, music, MythBusters, science, science fair, sports, uranium
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A Bloody Murder of Crows
I have more information on my recent discovery of an unusual print in the snow and the trail of feathers that led to a large and bloodless pile of near the trunk of a tree. Yesterday, while Jan was at the sink … Continue reading
Posted in Familial Musings, Mundane Observations
Tagged birds, crows, feathers, murder, snow, story
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Stories in the Snow
I cannot imagine how I lived my childhood without noticing more of the animal world that was all around me. I grew up in a suburban setting where I had a large back yard and a farmer’s field behind that. In total, … Continue reading