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After Middle School Chris bounced through various high schools around the state of Florida for a bit. He ended up getting a BA (in English) from the University of Central Florida at about the time others his age were getting their MAs. His (now) wife, their child, and he went to Europe for a bit (there was a programming job in Scotland) and came back unemployed where upon he got offered a job in St. Paul. He moved on from that job after a few years to one where he is paid to do the things he previously did as a hobby. That sounds much more exciting than it really was. Really his life is based on two kids, two cats, and a bunny.
reversethis-{gro.rehtarp} {ta} {sirhc}
http://chris.prather.org/
AOL IM: marceusx (Add Buddy, Send Message)
After Middle School Chris bounced through various high schools around the state of Florida for a bit. He ended up getting a BA (in English) from the University of Central Florida at about the time others his age were getting their MAs. His (now) wife, their child, and he went to Europe for a bit (there was a programming job in Scotland) and came back unemployed where upon he got offered a job in St. Paul. He moved on from that job after a few years to one where he is paid to do the things he previously did as a hobby. That sounds much more exciting than it really was. Really his life is based on two kids, two cats, and a bunny.
Friday July 18, 2008
03:37 PM
Net::Twitter and Identi.ca FTW!
So ct, the guy behind Net::Twitter totally thought ahead when he wrote the library and set it up so that you could set the api[url|host|realm] for authentication … so in case there was ever a twitter clone that supported the same API … things would just work.
Identi.ca just rolled out support for the Twitter API. Things just work
conservative in what you do, be liberal in what you accept from others.
--Jon Postel, RFC 761
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