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Monthly Archives: March 2006
Gaim 2.0 beta 3
In case anyone’s interested, Gaim 2.0 beta 3 is out. I have a build of Gaim 2.0 beta 3 for Ubuntu Breezy, amd64 that you’re free to try out. Remember, it’s a beta kids — so if it eats your … Continue reading
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Recent stories
I’ve been a bit too busy lately to post, so I wanted to catch up a bit. Last week I went to BrainShare, at least the first few days, in Salt Lake City. Day one and day two coverage are … Continue reading
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A look at wikiCalc
I spent a bit of time playing with wikiCalc a few weeks ago, and wrote up a short review for NewsForge. It’s still rough around the edges, but it could be pretty useful in the near future.
Posted in Articles, Linkage, Linux, Writing
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Administrivia
Just FYI, I’m doing a bundle of traveling through March and April, so posts and updates will be infrequent. If you leave a comment, it might take me a few days to get ’round to moderation. If you leave comment … Continue reading
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Deja-vi
The feeling that you’ve edited this file before.
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Registration required
I’m getting heartily sick of forums and websites that require a login simply to read content, particularly when the content is indexed by Google just fine. I shouldn’t need to create yet another login just to read half a page … Continue reading
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