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151 Awful Computer Jokes
It all began with: “There are 10 types of people in the world: those who understand binary, and those who don’t.” It’s awful. But these days, there are soooooo, sooooooo many awful computery jokes to choose from. Such jokes. All the laugh. I’ve been collecting silly nerdy jokes about computers in a sticky for years. Now, you can read some of them! You’ll laugh, you’ll cry. Enjoy! What did the computer have at lunchtime? A byte What do computers snack on? Microchips There are no shortcuts in life, unless you right click and find one… Why was there a bug in the computer? Because it was looking for a byte…
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20 Things To Do In Austin While Attending ACES
Things to Do In Austin In May Diverse, fun and infused with culture, Austin is the capital of Texas and home to a prosperous community and a wide variety of culture, from the world class cuisine in the many fine restaurants, the growing population of infamous tech companies, the summer festivals and creative atmosphere, to the magnificent country music in what is also referred to as the Live music capital of the world (although Nashville, Athens, and other cities might have some arguing of that point). Here are some great things to do when you visit Austin: Austin City Limits I grew up seeing acts including Willie Nelson, Little Feat,…
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MacDevOps 2016
MacDevOps 2016: f you’re interested in the scripting side of the Apple world and can make it from June 20th to 21st, this might just be the conference for you. At MacDevOps, you’ll see “Speakers from across North America and Europe will be presenting on a number of topics related to Mac administration and deployment.” This would be things like contributing to open source projects, packaging Django web apps to look like native Mac apps, osquery, Munki security, imagr, autopkg, ansible, git, and jenkins. Basically, automating the things: DevOps. And for Macs. Or Appley things. For now. And… Lots of fun people will be there. including the convergence of friends from…
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MacAdmins.org Podcast Now On iTunes
The podcast we’ve started doing for MacAdmins.org is now up on iTunes! Find it here.
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Contributing To The New MacAdmins Podcast: Episode 1 is out!
When I was speaking at MacADUK, I asked Tom Bridge about starting a podcast. He’s got a great voice, and I thought he’d be a great co-host. Before we were able to get to that when we got home, Adam Codega, independently of the conversation I’d had with Tom, dropped a note on Twitter to see who else might be interested in doing a Podcast. A few people responded that they’d be interested in also jumping in on a new Podcast. Over the next few weeks, decisions were made that the podcast would be hosted as a part of MacAdmins.org, the format, the hosting location, and lots of other really cool stuff.…
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Some Cool Thіngѕ To Do When Visiting Stаtе Cоllеgе, Pеnnѕуlvаnіа In Lаtе June
When уоu thіnk of State College, thеrе’ѕ a gооd сhаnсе thаt one thіng соmеѕ tо mіnd: MacAdmins. OK, so the rest of the world thinks of Pеnn Stаtе football, but if you’re on this site, you probably think of this wonderful conference, hosted at Penn State. While thе tеаm іѕ a bіg drаw for thе rеgіоn, thеrе are рlеntу оf оthеr grеаt thіngѕ tо dо іn State Cоllеgе and the rеѕt of Cеntrе Cоuntу. I first visited State College when doing a tour of chapter houses for my fraternity, then for a Widespread Panic, then to do work at a couple of Thеrе аrе mаnу оutdооrѕ асtіvіtіеѕ іn Cеntrаl Pеnnѕуlvаnіа. Cеntrе…
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The Top 25 Animated Cartoons From The 80’s
I don’t know why, but I decided to put this article up on Medium. Experimenting with different stuffs. Hope you enjoy. People who were kids in the 80’s often reminisce and declare the fact that there are no longer any good cartoons these days. They say this with a look of nostalgia always on their faces as they watch modern cartoons (often with the kids). The 1980’s was a period where animated cartoons were just beginning to gain popularity — the rise of the Saturday morning cartoon. And unlike today’s animated offering, they were filled with deep, rich content that parents were comfortable with. Not to say that the cartoons these days…
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My Article On 17 Parallels Between House of Cards and Real Politics On Medium
House Of Cards Debuted on Netflix in 2013, and was immediately a fan-favorite, capturing audiences instantly due to its high-drama situations, scandal, lying, cheating, the sheer power of the characters, the wonderful acting, and everything in between. Chances are, House Of Cards appeals so much to people in the U.S. because it’s a dramatized version of our own politics; politics that especially this election season seem completely foreign to most Americans. It feels somewhat like a peek behind closed doors, even though it’s fiction. …Or is it? Read More On Medium, here.
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Daredevil, Season Two Coming on 3/18