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posted 2015-09-13
Damn it, August!

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posted 2015-09-09
OK, so this is great.

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posted 2015-07-21
Two Worlds One Sun

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posted 2015-07-16
It's time for the non-planets.

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posted 2015-07-15
From here on out, the best pictures ever, of Pluto!

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posted 2015-06-10
LightSail unfurls in space, and sends back a picture.  Awesome!
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And falling down robots!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0TaYhjpOfo
posted 2015-06-09
Starting to unravel the mysteries of Pluto's moons...

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posted 2015-06-04
Cool image (at the bottom) of various solar system bodies showing relative lightness of their surfaces.

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posted 2015-06-02
At long last - what was old is new again.

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posted 2015-05-28
Then she farted around a bit and... died of the plague.
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posted 2015-03-11
I joke to colleagues that JavaScript is the one true programming language, of the present and future.  I typically get reactions of horror, but people are starting to catch on.

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posted 2015-01-23
Fascinating on so many levels.

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posted 2015-01-23
The Software Developer's Sketchbook

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But, what do you name your folder that you fill with python scripts?
posted 2015-01-23
Space is hard.  Baby steps!

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posted 2015-01-16
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