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Phil tweeted, "Fortunately, I had a suite of tests for the old parser. The new parser passes all of them. I don't believe it. WRiting more tests."
Phil tweeted, "Should I go out for a burger or eat ramen again...?"
Phil tweeted, "@jottos The issue isn't whether CO is an important thing, but whether that qualifies you for president."
Phil tweeted, "Who'd have thunk that the hardest part of refactoring the parser would be removing comments from code. Parse::RecDescent has no tokenizer.."
Phil tweeted, "@DavidStephenson That reasoning assumes no progress in local government stability and police presence, no?"
Phil tweeted, "Interesting to me what a nerve Palin's "community organizer" comment hit. Can you say "defensive?""
Phil tweeted, "Posting TechNation to ITC. Need to return some phone calls. I hate the phone."
Phil tweeted, "@Mlsif I've wondered the same thing. At both conventions there's been no mention I've heard of what the protesters were protesting."
Phil tweeted, "@bradbaldwin Orkut"
Phil tweeted, "New parser parses all the test files that the old parser passed."
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Using CCTVs to Make Movies

This is pretty cool: a group of kids made a movie using already installed CCTVs in a shopping mall in England. The teens are part of a group that regularly engages in “video sniffing,” using electronic gear to sniff out the wireless signals that CCTV cameras use to communicate a picture.

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