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dissociatedpress.net
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| | | | | New Year's Resolution accomplished One of my New Year's Resolutions for 2025 was to move my blog away from WordPress.com. The reasons for that should be relatively obvious, but you can read my most recent article about it if you aren't up on the latest shenanigans around Automattic and such. It's a disappointing tale, to be sure. I had decided a few years ago that I was done futzing with new blogging platforms and was standardizing on WordPress. | |
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www.fmi.org
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| | | | | As we approach Supermarket Employee Day on February 22, 2024, let's make a conscious effort to recognize and express gratitude to supermarket employees who play a pivotal role in shaping our daily lives. | |
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www.justinvollmer.com
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| | | | | January 1st. The first day of the new year. Normally a cool, snowy (or icy) day where I live. And also, the day when people traditionally plan out or begin to implement their New Years resolutions. My Thoughts on New Years Resolutions Link to heading I have an interesting relationship with New Years resolutions. I vaguely recall that, during my childhood, I somewhat embraced the idea of setting goals for myself: things that I would quit doing, start doing, improve, etc over the course of the next year. | |
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aimatters.wordpress.com
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| | | There is a strong principle in software engineering of reusing code wherever possible. It's considered so important, that it's got its own TLA: DRY ("Don't Repeat Yourself"). In other words, don't reinvent the wheel. There are obvious benefits to this. Nobody wants to type the same piece of code over and over. Sowrite it... | ||
