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January 31st 2012 programming rainy day

Some good overlap with Peteris Krumins’ “Node.js modules you should know about” series.

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programming rainy day
January 30th 2012 Post has 1 notes.

I will! spencerotica™ is about to go to eleven.

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art photography Pittsburgh

(via laila)

January 30th 2012 HEHE omgponies
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Oh! The Places You'll Go

Internet people! Want to be my new best friend? Hang out with me next month during my mid-life-crisis tour de America! http://snipurl.com/21x3beu [Detours welcome]

sanctionedhit January 30th 2012 Post has 7615 notes.
squid art submission
Via: Sanctioned Hit

sanctionedhit:

octopus tattoo and marilyn monroe mug?!? call me.

(Source: fuckyeahtattoos)

nprfreshair January 28th 2012 Post has 265 notes.
quote movies Woody Allen
Via: NPR Fresh Air

nprfreshair:

Woody Allen: The Fresh Air Interview: “In the problems of movie making, if you don’t solve your problem, all that happens to you is that your movie bombs. So the movie is terrible. So people don’t come to see it … This is hardly a terrible punishment compared to what you’re given out in the real world of human existence.”

simplypi January 28th 2012 Post has 206 notes.
fashion
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simplypi:

IWC 2012 Top Gun Miramar Chronograph

replyorjihadnot January 27th 2012 Post has 1049 notes.
USS Bill Murray
Via: Subway Sarin Gas

replyorjihadnot:

say no more.

All aboard the USS Bill Murray.

January 27th 2012 science knowledge quote
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Done. Finally.

thea January 19th 2012 Post has 114222 notes.
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(Source: aliceinacidland)

nprfreshair January 14th 2012 Post has 47 notes.
interview
Via: NPR Fresh Air
"The NSA was spending billions of dollars on new collection systems and vast amounts of computer hardware and software, and jamming it into its headquarters, but did not build additional power stations to keep the systems up and running. So you had these embarrassing instances … where if you plugged in a coffee pot, you literally could knock of the electricity for an entire wing at NSA headquarters."

— Historian Matthew Aid details why America’s spies are struggling to keep up. (via nprfreshair)