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In 1998 I briefly worked for FiringSquad, a gaming website founded by Doom and Quake champion Thresh aka Dennis Fong and his brother Lyle. I can trace my long-standing interest in chairs and keyboards to some of the early, groundbreaking articles they wrote. Dennis and Lyle were great guys to
hardware
I was thrilled to discover that Santa Claus left a little unexpected present on my doorstep on Christmas Eve: the two Lenovo ThinkServers that I ordered for stackoverflow.com [http://blog.stackoverflow.com/category/server/]! They weren't supposed to arrive until sometime next week. I immediately began unboxing
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Given the rapid advance of Moore's Law [https://blog.codinghorror.com/moores-law-in-practical-terms/], when does it make sense to throw hardware at a programming problem? As a general rule, I'd say almost always. Consider the average programmer salary [http://www.payscale.com/research/US/Job=Sr._Software_