Jeff Blaine (@cjeffblaine) 's Twitter Profile
Jeff Blaine

@cjeffblaine

Systems dude. Happy to follow back if you tweet less than ~15/day and aren't talking about what you ate or where you are flying.

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calendar_today07-09-2008 08:51:45

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I have to believe there's a large percentage of 50+ year-old software developers out there nowadays wishing they could go back to shipping a non-networked application on a CD in a box.

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It's been 9 months now since the acquisition of Chef and I am here to say that the doomsayers were wrong so far. OSS #chef (cinc.sh) is alive and well as promised. Chef (paid) feature and bugfix releases have continued at a regular pace.

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"Key off operation: If both front doors are closed, all the power windows work for 43 seconds even after the ignition switch is turned off."

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#SPYArtifact: Secret Cipher Ashtray, circa. 1930-1940, Unknown Issuer. • Even an ashtray can be more than meets the eye. Disguised in full view as an ashtray, this device could be used to encipher and decipher messages.

#SPYArtifact: Secret Cipher Ashtray, circa. 1930-1940, Unknown Issuer.
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Even an ashtray can be more than meets the eye. Disguised in full view as an ashtray, this device could be used to encipher and decipher messages.
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Visiting Seattle in July and keep hearing from multiple people who have gone in the last 5 years that it's gross and bad. Any comments or advice?

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#SPYArtifact: “Rupert” #DDay Decoy Dummy Paratrooper Nicknamed Ruperts, hundreds were dropped by Allied forces to simulate an airborne invasion and draw German forces from the actual Normandy invasion site. The paradummies exploded on landing, concealing their true identity.

#SPYArtifact: “Rupert” #DDay Decoy Dummy Paratrooper

Nicknamed Ruperts, hundreds were dropped by Allied forces to simulate an airborne invasion and draw German forces from the actual Normandy invasion site. The paradummies exploded on landing, concealing their true identity.