A blog from the mind of falicon: Gawk.it - making conversations searchable. -
I’m the cub master for my kids school cub scout group, an assistant coach for one son’s baseball team, and an assistant coach for the other son’s track & field team. So this past weekend I was busy with a camping trip for the scouts Sat. night, a baseball game Sunday, and a track meet Sunday (the…
Rose killed Jack.
Marinated porterhouse steaks! (Taken with Instagram at Mark&Michelle)
Anniversary dinner table, same spot as our first date, engagement party, and wedding (Taken with Instagram at Danfords Inn)
Thanks Steph! (Taken with Instagram at Dunkin’ Donuts)
yummy birthday Cookies! thanks Liz (Taken with Instagram at Mark&Michelle)
nice area of the walk, not a sandy nightmare :) (Taken with Instagram at Kismet Beach)
house we got to see by overshooting ocean bay (Taken with Instagram at Ocean Bay Park, NY)
morning office (Taken with instagram)
A blog from the mind of falicon: Some random thoughts on the social web... -
I’ve been meaning to flesh out some thoughts on the ‘social web’, but haven’t found the time to sit down and actually do it. So instead of the nice, clean, thoughtful post I wanted to do, I’m just going to do the rough cut version and dump the basic notes I’ve got floating around in my head…
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With their strong roots in JavaScript, Node.js and MongoDB have always been a natural fit, and the Node.js community has embraced MongoDB with a number of open source projects. To support the community’s efforts, 10gen is happy to announce that the MongoDB Node.js driver will join the existing set of 12 officially supported drivers for MongoDB.
The Node.js driver was born out of necessity. Christian Kvalheim started using Node.js in early 2010. He had heard good things about MongoDB but was disappointed to discover that no native driver had yet been developed. So, he got to work. Over the past two years, Christian has done amazing work in his driver, and it has matured through the contributions of a large community and the rigors of production. For some time now, the driver has been on par with 10gen’s officially supported MongoDB drivers. So we were naturally thrilled to welcome Christian full time at 10gen to continue his work on the Node.js driver.
gorgeous country club (Taken with Instagram at Crystal Springs Country Club)
sprint.ly: Nerd Alert: Sprint.ly's Continuous Integration -
A few of our customers have asked for more details about the technology that makes Sprint.ly tick behind the scenes. As a result, we’re going to be writing a series of “Nerd Alert” posts covering our technology stack and other hackery we’re working on.
Here at Sprint.ly our mission is to make…