@danielpunkass @jdalrymple BLASPHEMY! TAKE IT BACK QUICK DANIEL!
@jfreewright Heh. Trump is a fucktard. There’s nothing more to say.
I do believe I’m doomed as a software developer. I don’t care about AI, VR, or Bitcoin. Doomed.
I need a Dodgers hat. 🤔
Still a very popular post on my weblog: Pelco SDK 3.3.1 – Collecting Devices C++ Sample f67.us/ru
@jefsmack Many moons ago I won the tournament at work on Michigan State. Never underestimate them.
HOLY SHIT! This isn’t OK. twitter.com/tribelaw/statu…
@jefsmack 1) Exeter, CA 2) Michigan St. 3) UCLA
@billsaysthis That’s a nice idea. 😀
@gte 44.
Rocky Hill Brewing flight report. I’m happy to say their beer is very good. I loved the Covfefe con Leche (Coffee Porter), CCHIPA (IPA), and Blue Dream (New England IPA). The Blue Dream was a really nice surprise. 👍🏼
At The Rock Yard Tavern [pic] — path.com/p/2GuXRW
@lapcatsoftware Have you asked anyone for help on the business side?
@jessiechar I was going back through prior Layers years and noticed the 2015 page was not right. You probably already know, just thought I’d share in case you didn’t.
@kschaller The color banding can be picked by the outfit doing the analysis, most tend to use green, yellow, and red. Folks use this data to decide how to improve things.
@kschaller Satellite imagery of a test field that was planted to produce the Agrian logo. The different colors represent different vegetation states(index). Red is bad, yellow is better, blue(in this case) is good. Someone planted a test to produce our logo.
Another test planing in the world of the Agrian logo. t.co/da5NC9adj… 
I know there are awesome devs out there just itching to make amazing tech. Here’s your chance. twitter.com/slottermoser/s…
@OluseyiSonaiya Guess I should’ve been a bit more specific. I loved the first one, but this one isn’t doing it for me.
@gedeon Ged, journaling this disaster is a great idea. I too have Day One, should make an American Carnage journal and get to work myself. :-)
@threeve @lapcatsoftware On personal projects I still use C++ because I’m comfortable with the language, it works well on Mac and Windows, and I’m productive with it. On the Windows side I’m the equivalent of the crusty Objective-C developer. Use what you like. There is zero need to defend it.
@gte 44.
@reneritchie I’m not sure, Rene. I don’t have it. I buy piecemeal.