> Bletchley Park, the codebreaking centre that helped to win the Second World War and launch the modern computer, is in danger of irreparable decay unless the Government steps in to save it.
What can you do?
{ 2009 01 25 }
Tea-Driven Development
Matt Wynne taking it one tea at a time
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I'm a freelance programmer & coach, XP evangelist and refactoring addict. Whenever possible, I also enjoy a spot of idling.
In 2008 I made the break from a long career on the Microsoft platform and am now working with Ruby and various other open source tools and software. In 2011 I finished this book:
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@mattwynne on twitter- mattwynne: @mathie @scotrubyconf yes.
- mattwynne: @danlucraft http://t.co/BNcpp2rt?
- mattwynne: Anybody at all want these two 1GB memory sticks from a Mac Mini? Would fit a laptop. You can have them for free. http://t.co/nhu97v4O
- mattwynne: @david_harvey @natpryce also, the hiker in the tale is a rank amateur. A pro mountaineer would be able to estimate that trip accurately.
- mattwynne: @david_harvey good point. I still think the story illustrates how common it is to assume an unfamiliar project will be easy cc @natpryce
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