Matthew J McCullough

@johnnywey A bright spot in my night! Away in a manger, a baby git repository lay quietly...a corus of Linuxers sang nearby...

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@DarinPope An excellent mistake. :-)

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@Malacosa The response on Twitter and elsewhere has been overwhelmingly in line with your statement.

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Whatever you do with holiday free time, please don't read this book. You'll spoil my 2010 talk(talk()) surprises! http://yfrog.com/35rrkj

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Nifty Box — tagging for your mac - http://www.nifty-box.com/

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Tagit - Simple tagging and rating for OS X - http://www.ironicsoftware.com/tagit...

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7 File Tagging Applications for OS X – Mac.AppStorm - http://mac.appstorm.net/roundup...

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@SinecureInd I'm always wary of cool phrases gaining traction. Curious of how's it being used in HR. Interested to hear from you...

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@danielglauser Yeah, problem with the NFJS DL site though would be that they'd only be PDFs as opposed to Keynotes. But better than nothing.

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@danielglauser Backup plans are so liberating in every regard: data, presentation slides, demos, transportation even.

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Are "release trains" http://www.projectconnections.com/templat... an "I'm cool too" phrase for shops pretending to be agile-water-scrum-fall-ban? Lots of usage lately.

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@bdudney Yep. I do that. Pro tip from my anguish last weekend: always carry copy of slides on mem stick as a hot backup.

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I'm building a 2010 presentation on presenting. Common: "No one ever died of giving a speech." Yes someone did. President William Harrison.

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Own a Mac? Read books? Even PDF books? You should own Delicious Library. This is the app Macs were made for, quite literally. Uses iSight.

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Working with Quartz Composer - http://developer.apple.com/graphic...

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Futusimo Zugakousaku - http://www.zugakousaku.com/

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@bdudney Possibly against the grain, but not un-American. Creating value instead of wasting resources. An original tenet of the founders.

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Open Radar - Public Apple Radar Reports - http://openradar.appspot.com/page...

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@daveklein Your family size has hit the bounds of Twitter!

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Obama Wants Computer Privacy Ruling Overturned - http://yro.slashdot.org/story...

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@stuarthalloway Mutable? Mashup? Mutex? All strong names.

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@joeyhalloway Congrats!

Wednesday from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@stuarthalloway Matthew? Maven? Marvin? Congrats any which way!

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@aalmiray Oh my word. That's just plain scary when my branding is that strong. #MavensMyMiddleName

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@stuarthalloway @joeyhalloway I just had the scary thought that if he's actually named Maven, I'll have some obligation for his care&feeding

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@lightguardjp Very specific impl of an XML differencing engine with reporting capabilities (3 output types). Now supports 2 diffng engines!

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@Malacosa Will they even let you pilot such agile practices and measure the gains?

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Watch out. GroovyTestCase shouldFail{} closure with no args doesn't fail when the closure doesn't fail. Use the exception-argument signature

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Test driven design was a big win today. Wish all clients "got it." Three days estd work, completed in 3 hours due to reuse, refactoring, TDD

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Step by Step Guide to Beta Testing on the iphone - http://www.docstoc.com/docs...

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