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I've been avoiding looking at MCP because it just smelled wrong. And yes, it's just XML-RPC but it's JSON. It smells like... SUN SPARCStation and 1999.
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Nippon Kodo Mori-no-KOH incense. I love this! Incredible bang for your buck, the little box feels so fancy, it smells insane. I'm burning it right now as I write.
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The Cobra and the Canary: This is such a WEIRD scent that it almost smells wrong, like there's no way that it can actually smell good, and yet it smells SO GOOD.
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At the time I read it, it was worth the price of admission for the section on code smells alone.
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