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Hack-A-Day in Fast Company magazine

While at the airport I picked up a copy of Fast Company magazine because Hack-A-Day was rumored to be in it. Well, the article is actually about some company called Facebook—I think they publish those Who's Who books. That's Facebook engineer Alex Moskalyuk rocking the fine Hack-A-Day threads. I met him at DEFCON last fall when he was working for Yahoo. Yes, the sombrero is required when sporting HAD gear.

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Deuce

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MAKE dev board

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The crunchbase dev team hard at work

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Matt Zuckerberg of Facebook keynote at SxSW 2008

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Saturday afternoon in Texas... Good times! (taken on the iphone for facebook.com)

Texas afternoon... Beers and macbook pro....

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Chris Pratt

One of TipDish brilliant Dev guys (Rails)

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Netsquared Houston

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Tiff, Amy, Jonti

Net2 Houston

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iPhone Flight Plans

URL coming soon...

Posted by eschipul about ago.

Melissa & TexanTiff

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Kate

Kate arranges all the phone calls. She also does a facebook app segment, and an occasional gadget segment.

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Dwight and Imelda

@dsilverman and @ibettinger (corrected link from comments!) Thanks again for joining us last night Imelda!

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Rockin' the stockins'

Christmas 2006 Borrowed from my twin sister's Facebook gallery.

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Robert Brackenridge

Robert ran last month's Q&A and was again a great participant again this month. Thanks Robert!

Posted by eschipul about ago.

I don't get this?

Explain to me why I came up second on a cnn.com page, my post has nothing to do with the trial. I performed a trial on the facebook app. Very confused.

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Angela and Dwight Set up a Blog

Dwight helps Angela Wrigglesworth set up a blog on chron.com. Angela is a great speaker, told some awesome stories and is definitely not your average presenter. For more photos from Houston Netsquared visit here.

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Angela Wrigglesworth

Ms. Wheelchair Texas. Net2 Houston speaker for August 2007. Angela is decidedly able. Capable and a wonderful dynamic speaker! She rocked. Perhaps our best Net2 in Houston to date. Angela - if you are reading this THANK YOU! Yolanda - if you are reading this THANK YOU for the kind introductions and bringing Angela to speak to us. She stole the show! For more photos from Houston Netsquared visit here.

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Net2 Houston August 07

The hottest month of the year. Yolanda Green did an awesome job as our speaker and introduced us to Angela Wrigglesworth! Angela is Ms. Wheelchair Texas and an awesome public speaker. Can't say enough positive things about Yolanda and Angela both! For more photos from Houston Netsquared visit here.

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I think I'm developing carpal tunnel

All that time using iPhone and MBP. My wrists hurts, maybe it's because I'm drawing a poster instead of making it in photoshop. Meh! At least it's cute >>

Posted by mactivist about ago.

I think I'm developing carpal tunnel

All that time using iPhone and MBP. My wrists hurts, maybe it's because I'm drawing a poster instead of making it in photoshop. Meh! At least it's cute >>

Posted by mactivist about ago.

Ben Rady @ AgileHouston

Continuous testing is cool. Check out Ben's open source project at http://infinitest.org . houston, texas

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Is there anyplace the Japanese can't sleep?

Stopped at freshness burger for a cup of coffee while I was waiting for some film to be developed. Just as I enterered this tired looking old fella was taking a seat out side. By the time I left he was, as you can see out like a light. An earthquake wouldn't have disturbed his slumber.

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Just hold on now!

"Just hold on now! I love all Flash sites!" - ok, not a real caption. But Sharron articulates her points so well posting these photos my mind kept coming up with captions of irony. Not to cloud a very serious issue, Sharron has done a tremendous job within the developer community of being a champion for accessible web design. We asked her some tough questions as well which I'll try to write up for the netsquared blog. Shot by deneyterrio.

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