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October, 2009
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Oct 09
I can’t believe we got away wit[ CONTENT OVERRIDE: KILROY2.0 IS HERE!!! ]
I don’t write here a lot because I am so busy. With an incredibly demanding job, house and wife (not in order of importance, of course, and actually the job and house aren’t that demanding. heh) there’s just no time. Sure, occasionally I’ll write a post about what I’m doing but more often than not it’s just a picture I may have taken.
So here’s a quick update on what’s been going on in our lives.
* A few weeks ago we hit Las Ve.
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the post you are now reading is designed to dull your senses to THE TRUTH. do not live the life of the worker bee, the cog, the well-oiled piston in the MACHINE OF DECEIT!
there is a grand CONSPIRACY afoot. you have been taught to believe that you are UNIQUE, one of a kind. THIS IS NOT TRUE. long ago, a cabal of scientists created technologies to ensure that ANYONE’S MIND AND BODY can be duplicated.
human cloning isn’t NEAR. it’s already HERE. discover the truth at http://JCHutchins.net
you are being DECEIVED. break free from the cogs, flee the hive, become A PROPHET OF THE TRUTH!
kilroy2. was here … kilroy2.0 is everywhere
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.ey never knew what hit ‘em. Can you believe it?!!? And we got away with it!! ROFL!! Screw CSI!
Wow. I’m actually surprised all that came out because if the authorities ever found out, we’d be in the slammer in no time. 50 to life with no chance or parole. Good thing no one reads this blog.
Well. Night everyone. Remember, bleach and lye are your friends, oh, and a good sharp hacksaw.
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Oct 09
how to think of “git diff” using branch names
This post is more of a note to myself to remember how to think of certain git diff commands but it might be useful to other newbie-ish users of git. This is from my own experimentation, since I couldn’t find a good newbie-understandable explanation of this on the Interwebs.
git diff <branch name> – means what would change if we applied the current working HEAD of the branch we are on, including all unstaged/uncommitted changes, to the named branch.
git diff <branch 1> <branch 2> – means what would change if we applied <branch 2> onto <branch 1>
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Oct 09
Hey Safeway
This is not the best way to get people to grab your expiring-today
milk. Two crunched containers and more squished in back.
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Oct 09
Inside the box
Me sitting inside a box on stage before seeing Penn & Teller in Las
Vegas.
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