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April 2010

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Apr 30, 2010
#funny #sarah palin #tmnt #technodrome
chillout song → zefrank.com

Fun little song made by the internet.

Apr 30, 20101 note
#music #song #internet #the future #crowdsource
Anti-If Campaign → antiifcampaign.com

I’m trying, I’m trying!!!

The basic problem is that IFs create dependencies, coupling between modules (methods, objects, components, etc.) and increases possible paths inside our code (which reduces legibility)

Apr 29, 2010
#Programming #anti-if #Funny #Design Patterns
Apr 28, 2010
#podcast #math #radio #science #math for primates
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#Arcade Fire #Parkade Fire #Funny #Music
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Apr 26, 2010
#Carl Sagan #Pale Blue Dot #Science #Society #Astronomy #Perspective #Text-to-Movie #xtranormal
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Apr 25, 2010
#Music Videos #Blondie #Hanging on the Telephone
Apr 24, 2010
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Apr 24, 2010
#bikes #tokyo drift #kids #adorable #funny
Apr 24, 20104 notes
#visual puns #funny
Apr 23, 20102 notes
#bikes #print #commute #Aesthetic Apparatus
Apr 22, 20101 note
#double wtf #funny #gecko #leash #lucy lawless #wtf #xena
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Apr 21, 2010
#Mickey Mouse #ebay #auction #Toaster #Collectibles
FileMaker Custom Function: Hex to Decimal

This FileMaker Pro Custom Function converts a single character from hex to decimal.

I’m using it to convert an HTML-style hex colour into decimal, and then floating point values. I grab two characters from the string, pass each one to the function, and then divide the result by 30. The first two characters represent red, second two green, last two are the blue.

Function name: HexToDec

Function parameters: hexCharacter

Let (a = Upper ( Left(hexCharacter; 1) ); 
Case (
a = "0"; 0;
a = "1"; 1;
a = "2"; 2;
a = "3"; 3;
a = "4"; 4;
a = "5"; 5;
a = "6"; 6;
a = "7"; 7;
a = "8"; 8;
a = "9"; 9;
a = "A"; 10;
a = "B"; 11;
a = "C"; 12;
a = "D"; 13;
a = "E"; 14;
a = "F"; 15;0)
)
Apr 21, 2010
#Custom Function #Decimal #FileMaker #HTML Color #Hexadecimal #Programming
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  • Ford: What is normal?
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Apr 21, 201034 notes
#Douglas Adams #Normal
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#Humble Arts Foundation #Group Show #Art #Logan Caldbeck #New York
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#tv #warrior princess #xena #Lucy Lawless
Woodrow Wilson Guthrie, and fire

There were four fires in the life of Woody Guthrie.

In 1967 Woody Guthrie died of Huntington’s Disease, a progressive neurodegenerative genetic disorder. His mother, Nora, also had the disease. Three of the fires happened in his childhood. First, their family home burned down. Second, when he was seven, his sister was playing in the yard, and inexplicably caught fire. She died shortly thereafter. Finally, his father was badly burnt in a similarly unexplained fire.

While it isn’t known, most scholars who study the subject believe that Woody’s mother set these fires. Huntington’s Disease is known to cause anxiety, depression, egocentrism, aggression, and compulsive behavior, and could have caused her to set the fires.

In 1947, Woody’s daughter Cathy died in a fire in his Coney Island apartment (on Mermaid Avenue). She was four years old. The fire was caused by faulty electric wiring.

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Woody and Marjorie Guthrie, before their split in 1952.

Apr 20, 2010
#Fire #History #Huntington's Disease #Marjorie Guthrie #Music #Woody Guthrie #Folk #Coney Island #Mermaid Avenue
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Apr 19, 2010
#adam green #music video #nyc
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