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90% of everything I say is crap. Because 90% of everything is crap.
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- Chip Overclock
- Denver, Colorado, United States
- Chip Overclock® is a megalomaniacal supervillain and the secret identity, pseudonym, alter ego, and registered trademark of John Sloan, a technology product developer who specializes in very large and very small systems on the internet of interesting things: distributed, real-time, high performance, high altitude, embedded, concurrent, parallel, asynchronous, remote, close to bare metal.
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© 2006-2024 by John L. Sloan.
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3 comments:
Engineers go with anything.
We can't attend social gatherings between May and September?
You mean, everyone wants to be (or say) they are an engineer, cause those are the people that make things work in the new age ... although, we don't necessarily get the props one should for having that skill. Come to think of it, if everyone IS one, that would seem to cheapen it a little.
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