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BeagleBone Black, Up & Running

BeagleBone Black, Up & Running

BeagleBone Black, like the Raspberry Pi, is a small, inexpensive computer that runs Linux. It’s smaller than a deck of cards and you can buy one for about forty-five dollars ($45.00). The device is made by CircuitCo in Richardson, TX,...
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Upgrading Ruby With RVM

Ruby Version Manager (RVM) is one of my favorite tools in the Ruby ecosystem. Reason: RVM lets me experiment with Ruby and Rails at will. I don’t know about you, but my best experiments are full of risk so they...
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RubyMotion Sketchnotes

RubyMotion Sketchnotes

Alexis Finch (@agentfin) captured Sketchnotes for a RubyMotion presentation that I gave for Groupon’s Geekfest. Sketchnotes are typography and drawing and notes all mixed together.
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The Man Who Sold Hot Dogs

The Man Who Sold Hot Dogs

Note: This timeless story pre-dates the web, and it has appeared at WisdomGroup.com. Author unknown. There was a man who lived by the side of the road and sold hot dogs. He was hard of hearing, so he had no...
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