mitchf
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- March 7, 2011 (15y ago)
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Creator of http://polurls.com, the political blog aggregator for liberals, conservatives and moderates.
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I need some help crafting some better iOS interview questions. These are the questions I've been asking, but I feel they are too beginner/intermediate. Need some more advanced questions to find the top talent. * Explain…
- Hitler Reacts to Bitcoin Prices (youtube.com)
- A simple jQuery Mobile page for organizing weekly workouts (mitchfournier.com)
- Install a command-line Spotify client on a headless Raspberry Pi (mitchfournier.com)
- Cast your vote: Spotify on Raspberry Pi (community.spotify.com)
- Vote Up: Command-line (Unix console) Spotify app (community.spotify.com)
- That was sleazy The Staples extended service plan scam. (mitchfournier.com)
- So You Have a Raspberry Pi… Now What? (blog.makezine.com)
- In London? See some Banksy for £7.20. (mitchfournier.com)
- Winston Churchill and the courage to continue (mieyun.com)
- How to download the jQuery Mobile documentation for offline viewing (mitchfournier.com)
- Don't know what you want to be when you grow up? That's okay (mieyun.blogspot.com)
- A Bash Script for Quick Whois Queries (mitchfournier.com)
- The Seven Piece Lego iPhone Stand (mitchfournier.com)
- BillGuard turns 1: Gives lifetime premium accounts to all beta users (us2.campaign-archive1.com)
- My Atari 2600 MacBook Air Decals (mitchfournier.com)
- How to capture and remotely save a webcam screen grab (mitchfournier.com)
- How To Import a CSV file into a Django Model (mitchfournier.com)
- Reducing Page Load Times Dramatically Increased my Googlebot Crawl Rate (mitchfournier.com)
- What a Google Penalty Looks Like (mitchfournier.com)
- Debugging Nginx and Django: Viewing HTTP headers in Google Chrome (mitchfournier.com)
- Polurls - the popurls of politics (Django site) (polurls.com)
- Scvngr's response to "Wine-y" customer (businessinsider.com)
- AJAX in Django using jQuery: A Simple Demo (mitchfournier.com)
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I recently launched a side project to try to leverage Facebook as a viral marketing platform to support a new social site called TruthTruthLie.me. In a nutshell, people could create a "two truth and one lie" quiz about…