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Monthly Archives: August 2005
I really did mean it — avoid Setup and Teardown
I’m glad my post on Assiduously Avoiding Setup and Teardown has engendered so much conversation over the past few weeks. I’m on vacation in Europe until August 15th, so I’ve had spotty internet connectivity. On my few opportunities to check … Continue reading
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