http://deepfriedbytes.com/podcast/episode-35-why-comments-are-evil-and-pair-programming-with-corey-haines/ In this episode we sat down good friend and Ruby developer Corey Haines. Corey has been traveling around doing pair programming with anybody and everybody. In this show we discussed...
I grew up in a small town and it wasn’t uncommon when I was growing up to go to the town square and see something like this on store windows:
“At lunch, back at 1:00”
Notice the definitive time when the business owner will be back.
I was reminded of this today when I pulled up twitter and saw this:
Ok, that’s great, but WHEN DID YOU START COUNTING?
Did you know that Google keeps a history of things for you on their site? Try http://www.google.com/history/ if you have a Google account. You’ll find some interesting information out about yourself. For example I had no idea that I searched more in the month of May than any other month coming in at 792 searches.
I also didn’t know that I search for more things on the Internet on Monday than any other day. It must be all of that downtime built up from the weekend before.
Of course they are just interesting numbers but it just shows me how much I rely on search day to day.
If you have a Google account, see which days you search the most on. I’m sure someone can beat my scores. Who searches more than me?
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Deep Fried Bytes is an audio talk show with a Southern flavor hosted by technologists and developers Keith Elder and Chris Woodruff. The show discusses a wide range of topics including application development, operating systems and technology in general. 
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