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Daily Archives: November 24, 2009
Chrome OS is Here: Some Assembly Required
Google finally unveiled its Chrome OS last Thursday in one of the most widely covered announcements since Apple released something iPod-ish. Eager users are able to get their hands on the source but like a kid on Christmas, those toys … Continue reading
Mozilla Picks Up the Drumbeat
Yeah, the Mozilla folks just keep going. Like the Energizer Bunny of the Web, they’re always up to something new. This time it’s Drumbeat, a sort of umbrella project for various projects to create “tools that enable Internet users to … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Browsers, Open Source
Tagged Articles, drumbeat, firefox, mozilla
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Tracking traffic?
I’ve been playing with some of the different programs to track stats on my blog lately to try to get a real idea how many visitors per day I get, which posts are most popular, etc. It becomes obvious very … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging 101, Browsers, Lazyweb, Writing
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Getting its and it’s right
If I had a penny for every time someone confuses its and it’s, just on the Internet, I would be ridiculously rich. This is probably, in part, because the rule is a bit counterintuitive. The reflex for most writers is … Continue reading
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Some choice bits from around the Web about technology, politics, and community development. Using Python to create UNIX command line tools — “If you work in IT, as a UNIX Sysadmin, a software developer, or even a manager, there a … Continue reading
Posted in Browsers, Legal, Linkage, Linux, Movies, Open Source, Politics, openSUSE
Tagged command line tools, developerworks, drumbeat, dvd, eff, health care, insurance, mozilla, python, unix
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