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epnk

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About epnk

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    They totally missed it by not allowing two rainbows to make a double rainbow.

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    Comment #33251907

    "Driving North-East at 103 mph" I like your style

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    Comment #10079996

    IPFS is a cool tech, for sure. But it looks like IPFS is focused on "high throughput content-addressed block storage model, with content-addressed hyperlinks". The file-transfer ne…

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    Comment #6579127

    Good timing! I was working on the Pinoccio test jig tonight. Here's a pic: http://m.flickr.com/#/photos/ethomjen/10374239335/

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    Comment #4979337

    No multi-core MIPS that I know of, but I have a Carambola. pretty cool little device: http://www.8devices.com/product/3/carambola

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    Comment #4979334

    There's the Carambola: http://www.8devices.com/product/3/carambola Runs OpenWRT

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    Comment #3136307

    As Melanie's co-founder for ToVieFor, it's true that they painted her in a bad light. She's super intelligent and very very good at grabbing onto a vision and propelling it forward…

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    Comment #2854304

    "Economics in One Lesson" by Hazlitt is digestible, a quick read, and gets to the heart of a lot of issues, IMO.

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    Comment #2417489

    As far as the idea goes, I think it's great, and very polished. Nice work! I had a bit of a bad initial reaction when I heard the name, however, as it feels very imperialist and ne…

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    Comment #2242117

    We attended the Foursquare hackathon yesterday as participants and ended up winning with our thedealio.at private messaging app. To be honest, the only thing we had completed prior…

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    Comment #1701096

    Absolutely! The more difficult the code, the more jive in the dance. I've also been known to "woohoo" and "aww yeah" as well. I like it, like Shaun says above, it makes the tedium …

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    Comment #1699195

    I would probably go the highest-level route I could, using tools that I am familiar with (and won't get caught in nasty workarounds due to my unfamiliarity with the platform). In m…