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@ak_kim0 Everything I've heard is good... I've only held back so far because of dodgy internet connectivity. You should do it! :) 3:34 PM Feb 14th via Ubuntu in reply to ak_kim0

@lvh_ Congratulations on getting engaged! :) 2:10 PM Feb 14th via Ubuntu in reply to lvh_

Today I was buying some empanadas and briefly wondered if "Epanada Carne" was made from clowns. #spanglish 5:07 PM Feb 13th via Ubuntu

@chipaca I used to think that, but I'm a convert after using the Kindle app on a Galaxy Tab for the last six months. Now I want a Kindle. 4:44 PM Feb 13th via Ubuntu in reply to chipaca

Sometimes it seems appropriate that Pythonic rhymes with moronic. 1:33 PM Feb 13th via Ubuntu

@terrycojones Yes and you also have to fix your broken test suite. Now you have two problems. 6:26 PM Feb 12th via Ubuntu in reply to terrycojones

@grahambinns Hah! I was on the team that produced that video. #funtimes 6:52 AM Feb 12th via Ubuntu in reply to grahambinns

@czajkowski Have fun! They're an awesome team and Canonical is really fun on the inside. :) 6:50 AM Feb 12th via Ubuntu in reply to czajkowski

Woot! The Fluidinfo test suite passes (and even seems faster) with #twisted 12.0. 6:13 AM Feb 11th via Ubuntu

Unit tests without a comment clearly describing the expected behaviour are often hard to understand. 8:48 AM Feb 5th via Ubuntu

@jdunck Oh, that sucks. I can highly recommend PostgreSQL, but that probably doesn't help you. :/ 7:51 PM Feb 4th via web in reply to jdunck

@jdunck You want to use the InnoDB engine if you care about transactions. 5:17 PM Feb 4th via Ubuntu in reply to jdunck

@segphault Heh, I thought you were going to mention *this* guy: is.gd/cyxMZZ 3:08 PM Feb 3rd via Ubuntu in reply to segphault

@rockstar_ GAfyD works really well. I've been using it for years and syncing my mail locally with Thunderbird to have my own backup. 10:01 AM Feb 3rd via Ubuntu in reply to rockstar_

This reminds me a lot of a homebrew web framework @niemeyer, @radix and I built in my living room a few years ago: is.gd/bhgNtF 2:11 PM Feb 2nd via Ubuntu

@dohbee There's a 'Purchase #' on the humblebundle.com page. It's at about 20k now. 1:16 PM Jan 31st via Ubuntu in reply to dohbee

Name Jamu Kakar Location Tanzania Web http://jamwow.wor... Bio I work for #Fluidinfo. I'm interested in programming, test driven development, devops, cloud computing and more. I love music and play the drums.

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