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So I’m writing this with my new $350 Hackintosh netbook. I learned about Hackintoshing a few months ago, and was intrigued. I love the Mac OS, but there…
Joel Spolsky is a big fan of SSDs. Even when he’s wrong, I like reading his stuff. But when he’s right, he’s oh-so-right. So, if you’re keeping up,…
Robert Scoble has an interesting (if dated) post called “Why Facebook has never listened and why it definitely won’t start now“. It’s a good article with many great…
Jeff Atwood couldn’t be more right when he says I have not found in practice that programmers need to be mathematically inclined to become great software developers. Quite…
There was a bit of debate on the issue of bugs versus features I raised in Coding Horror-ibly. I tried my best to keep it concise, but apparently,…
I love Jeff Atwood’s blog. But sometimes, I think he’s smoking crack. His latest post, “That’s Not a Bug, It’s a Feature Request” gets it way wrong. Regarding…
That can’t happen. That doesn’t happen on my machine. That shouldn’t happen. Why is that happening? Oh, I see. How did that ever work? Hat Tip: Brian Shaler.
I was looking for a power antenna replacement for my car today, and the top site returned for my search was Installer.com. The web site is so horrific…
This morning Google announced its new video chat capability with an eye-catching link at the top of the Gmail window. Clicking the link takes you to this page,…
The DotNetNuke Blog module has had a checkered history with Permalinks. The earliest versions did not use them, so old blog entries never had a Permalink created for…
Taxonomy is one of the least understood weapons available for SEO. We all know the basics of effective SEO: URLs constructed with relevant terms, avoiding parameterization Each page…
In a previous post I stated that the Blog module would offer an interim 3.6 release to provide users with a few more features before the team undertook…