| ぐるぐる回るもの、なんだ？ | |
| (回/revolve as "mawa" | |
| Guruguru is spinning SFX) | |
| turn-turn-spin, what's that? | |
| くるくる回るもの、なーんだ？ | |
| (Kurukuru is an analogous rotation sound) | |
| whirl-whirl-spin, what's that? | |
| …身近な | |
| 回るもの | |
| が |
Tagline: DOOT DOO DOOT DOO (CHINA!)
Historical significance: foundation of the happi crew
Top lul: falling off the karaoke stage, breaking fingernail and telephone
MVP: Maddie, for letting me borrow her phone
Choice quote: "With a 50% casualty rate, the mah-jongg room is definitely a black area"
Tagline: The best-laid schemes of mice and men/by drama go derailed
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: F. Michael "z0rtalert" Winsby is a self-identified geek, skater, performance artist, Monty Python enthusiast and chief engineer at his startup xeNify. When not drinking away his woes of a youth wasted on MMORPGs or getting yelled at by his pug-faced mail-order wife, he is blogging his way toward becoming the top-rated Scrum Ninja in the Western Hemisphere!
In Part I, we bid goodbye to outdated things like Java, collections and threads, and rewrote a sample CRUD app using the flexible new Nodules stack, with a brief introduction to the Zephram IDE. In part II of this tutorial, we learned how combining Nodules with the bit.orgy toolkit can drastically change the way you think about CRUD and ETL. Since then, several readers have written in to mention that the stack becomes significantly more powerful if the Bizsynth smeat framework is used to handle all the i/o logic.
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Getting a new phone? Backing up your contacts, apps and photos is a breeze; isn't technology grand? Good thing LINE is here to remind us how stupid and ponderous software can be.
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