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@codinghorror linkedin.com/pulse/warning-r… Stack Exchange Global Structural Opportunities
Finally. "Internet Archive Launches a Commodore 64 Emulator"
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John West retweeted
By popular demand, meet and ask questions with John West lifetime MVP at the WPP booth at the main pavilion during the today’s Happy Hour.
Replying to @MozartNorris
My tweet only makes sense if you were at the keynotes. There were some stories and videos about how to scale compassion.
I will be crying in my hotel room for the next 20 minutes if anyone needs me. #sitecoresym
About half boxes and half catalog pages. Some posters and other marketing materials. Btw. I need a scalable brick sorting algorithm and robot.
John West retweeted
Hey #SitecoreSym attendees come say Hi to us at #booth202 for a chance to enter in to our Daily Giveaway of $100 Amazon gift card.
You could also be a lucky Grand Prize winner of a LEGO Disney Castle! Let's talk!
#eCommercePowerhouse #DigitalExperienceAces
Replying to @Nishtech @PetersonDave
My garage decoration in progress. Do I win?
John West retweeted
Meet @Sitecore Lifetime MVP John West, @cmsvortex, at next week’s @Sitecore Symposium for Q&A! Location & times below. #SitecoreSYM First come or rsvp [email protected]
John West retweeted
Meet @Sitecore Lifetime MVP John West, @cmsvortex, at next week’s @Sitecore Symposium for Q&A! Location & times below. #SitecoreSYM
Replying to @cmsvortex @jens_mikkelsen
As further evidence of my tech collection problem, I submit a photo of PS/2-USB mouse/keyboard adapters & splitters. I'm almost certain I haven't used PS/2 in 10 years, but in the day, these (along with a wired network switch) were key and oft-forgotten pieces of consulting gear.
Replying to @jens_mikkelsen
You don't want to see my boxes of cables and converters. In 2009, I threw away an Osborne box full what I considered to be obsolete then.
Replying to @sitecorey
I would try to program it to play with Mono (.NET). That is an attempt at a pun.
In 199?, I could not afford a sound card for my first PC. I downloaded a software driver for the PC speaker and added a potentiometer to control the volume. Recently I stumbled across the old parts. In those days, one did not have the choice to avoid knowledge of hardware.
Replying to @SitecoreSinger @RPeplau
Ektron tells me everything that I need to know.
Replying to @SitecoreSinger @RPeplau
Because my PowerShell skills are about as strong as my Java skills.










