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The blog of Kieran: Student, developer, drinker of coffee.
Oh, and he made this theme.

  1. hauntedbakery:

    The next Hawkguy comic is all from Pizza Dog’s POV. Amazing.

    Coen, can we call our next pup Pizza Dog?

    (via merlin)

  2. alexcarantza: Decision tree for using a QR code

    alexcarantza:

    Decision tree for using a QR code

    (via ian-kent)

  3. This song is seriously haunting my sleep tonight.

  4. merlin: [via] Dream Team.

    merlin:

    [via]

    Dream Team.

  5. Snikt.

    Snikt.

  6. sexpigeon: An interview with a young applicant today. He releases the frogs from his carrying case, the applicant has thirty seconds to catch them all. What the applicant doesn’t know: it’s not about the frogs, really. It’s about the cleanliness of your appearance both before and after the frog-catching exercise. A man who can catch a frog without getting his hair all mussed is a qualified surgeon indeed.

    sexpigeon:

    An interview with a young applicant today. He releases the frogs from his carrying case, the applicant has thirty seconds to catch them all. What the applicant doesn’t know: it’s not about the frogs, really. It’s about the cleanliness of your appearance both before and after the frog-catching exercise. A man who can catch a frog without getting his hair all mussed is a qualified surgeon indeed.

  7. I think we listen to too much "Back to Work"

    • Ian: is xhtml adamantium enforced?
    • Kieran: It's self-closing bro
    • Kieran: Like a posh loo seat
    • Ian: but is it soft-close?
    • Kieran: I think you're thinking of soft cell
    • Ian: Sorry, first time plumber
    • Kieran: Go ahead, mario
    • Ian: **star music**

  8. Star Trek Into Darkness.

    Loved the first reboot film, and couldn’t be more excited for the sequel.

  9. Stacksort Algorithm

    How does it work?

    As outlined by xkcd’s recent alt text, this site downloads the top answers from StackOverflow for the tags “javascript” and “sort”. If grabs the last code block in the answer (in theory, the “final” example), and tries to determine which function should be called. It proceeds to eval the code from StackOverflow, with the inputted data as the first parameter for the function.

    Is it safe?

    Uh… it evals both user inputandrandom code, unchecked, from an external site. This is what security-minded folks would refer to as Very Bad™.

    This is possibly the worst - and most hilarious - idea since fuckit.js.

  10. merlin: This is real. And, it’s still my favorite email I received last year.

    merlin:

    This is real.

    And, it’s still my favorite email I received last year.