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"As someone who hasn't dealt with GWT before, this article gave me a splitting headache." - Luke Hatcher

"Back button doesn't work. As easy as that is to fix (hello jquery.history.js), I doubt it's worth my time to RTFA." - Luke Hatcher

"Your TinyURL is broken. Any other examples? This sounds fun to me." - Luke Hatcher

"I wrote a library a few weeks back that encodes any data stream using Base64 and posts it to Twitter in 140-byte segments. Terrible idea, but it was fun to mess with. Blog post: http://lukehatcher.com/2009... Source: http://github.com/lukeman..." - Luke Hatcher

"I'm worried that a debugger wouldn't be able to check the status of the python's anus, as it's clearly halfway down its own throat." - Luke Hatcher

Use simpleSAML to link Google Apps for Education to your LDAP server - Luke Hatcher

"The [cocos2d-iphone 2d game engine](http://code.google.com/p...) was around well before the NDA was lifted, and it's really something. It's a well engineered piece of work, in my opinion. There are quite a few games released using it, including one I wrote with a friend. Not to self promote, but if you're interested in learning the basics of Cocos2d, you can check out a whitepaper we put together to help other developers get started [here](http://monoclestudios.com/cocos2d...). We have a new version written up will be released simultaneously with the final 0.7.0 release." - Luke Hatcher

"This is one disjointed article. It starts off by mentioning Left 4 Dead and moves into the history of mods. There's no mention in any of the mod history of Left 4 Dead--until the last paragraph, which cryptically reads "And the launch of Left 4 Dead on Steam will be yet another example of just how far a small team can now go." This feels like a story they've had in the can and just tacked on a lead paragraph." - Luke Hatcher

"a.bakersdozen?" - Luke Hatcher

"Ahem. That would be a.thirteenth See? DHH knew that you would forget that arrays are zero based and just wanted to help!" - Luke Hatcher

"Right or wrong, we Django folk tend to go straight for the HEAD." - Luke Hatcher

NEat jQuery plugin to do slideshows - Luke Hatcher

"We won't know until the NDA is replaced, I guess. The statement is so vague that it could mean anything. I have to believe they've given in to at least some of our demands, but we just won't know until the full text is released." - Luke Hatcher

That can't be right ... really? - David Weiner

My 3g ipod works well with leopard, a shame that they are pulling those strings. - Terry M. Powell

"Jython has its place though. I use it in OS X when dealing with ODBC in python. JDBC drivers are fairly common, whereas ODBC drivers and python interfaces to ODBC are quite expensive." - Luke Hatcher

"Jython has its place though. I use it in OS X when dealing with ODBC in python. JDBC drivers are fairly common, whereas ODBC drivers and python interfaces to ODBC are quite expensive." - Luke Hatcher

"Jython has its place though. I use it in OS X when dealing with ODBC in python. JDBC drivers are fairly common, whereas ODBC drivers and python interfaces to ODBC are quite expensive." - Luke Hatcher

"Jython has its place though. I use it in OS X when dealing with ODBC in python. JDBC drivers are fairly common, whereas ODBC drivers and python interfaces to ODBC are quite expensive." - Luke Hatcher

"My thoughts exactly. This line of thinking would only apply to companies like Microsoft, who feel the need, for better or worse, to run everything on their in-house tech. Even so, acquisitions are usually made based on the talents and ideas of the team, not the inner workings of the product." - Luke Hatcher

"My thoughts exactly. This line of thinking would only apply to companies like Microsoft, who feel the need, for better or worse, to run everything on their in-house tech. Even so, acquisitions are usually made based on the talents and ideas of the team, not the inner workings of the product." - Luke Hatcher

"My thoughts exactly. This line of thinking would only apply to companies like Microsoft, who feel the need, for better or worse, to run everything on their in-house tech. Even so, acquisitions are usually made based on the talents and ideas of the team, not the inner workings of the product." - Luke Hatcher

"My thoughts exactly. This line of thinking would only apply to companies like Microsoft, who feel the need, for better or worse, to run everything on their in-house tech. Even so, acquisitions are usually made based on the talents and ideas of the team, not the inner workings of the product." - Luke Hatcher

I've yet to beat it myself--waiting for the strategy guide - Luke Hatcher

I've yet to beat it myself--waiting for the strategy guide - Luke Hatcher

I've always thought SMS prices were a screw job, nice to see some numbers - Luke Hatcher

I've always thought SMS prices were a screw job, nice to see some numbers - Luke Hatcher

The greatest invention the web has to offer. - Luke Hatcher

handy--really should be built in as an option at this point - Luke Hatcher