Monthly Archives: November 2009

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Fun and interesting things from around the Web on tech, entertainment, and music… Spray Paint The Walls: The Story of Black Flag — Book coming out on Black Flag shortly. Not clear on the release date, but you better believe … Continue reading

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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

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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

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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

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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

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False arrest by the language police: Use of comprise?

The term “language police” has been around as long as I can remember, but I’ve never heard the phrase “false arrest by the language police” before. Love it. Caught the reference on this discussion about the proper usage of comprise. So-called … Continue reading

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