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Python eats Ruby. Ruby drinks Java. Java burns Python.
Sometimes I think programmers don't have very good reasons for picking programming languages. Aren't they all equally bad/good?
And aren't you glad I didn't finish my art major?
Java Hut Employee. San Francisco, California. July 1, 2009. © Copyright G Dan Mitchell - all rights reserved.
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Man standing in the doorway of the Java Hut, San Francisco, California.
(More of my San Francisco photographs
As I was walking along the San Francisco waterfront very early in the morning on July 1, I was shooting the South Beach Harbor when I noticed this fellow standing in the doorway of the Java Hut and motioning to me to take his photograph - I couldn't refuse. I managed to get two photographs of him in his red apron against the red and white exterior of the coffee shop. (I only realized today that this should have been my July 4 photo!) I didn't get his name, but I know this place well so I'll try to take him a print the next time I get up there.
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Java Junction, a coffee house in Madrid, NM (pronounced MAH-drid) that also sold handcrafted clothes and rented out a room as a B&B -- "private bath and kitchen." The B&B is the one thing I wish I'd asked about. There is no potable water in Madrid. Whatever water you drink here must come from a bottle or be otherwise brought in. There is running water, but it's not fit to drink. Among other chemicals, it's said to have arsenic in it. A woman we talked to in one of the shops said she bathed in it anyway, and also bathed her 3-year-old daughter in it. But would you want to brush your teeth in it?
Originally posted in 2005.
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Blue Java banana is a hardy, cold tolerant banana cultivar known for its sweet aromatic fruit which is said to have an ice cream like consistency and flavor reminiscent of vanilla.