Monthly Archives: April 2005

John Edwards 2.0

…Considering how the election turned out, asked a young man describing himself as a former Howard Dean volunteer, what have you learned? Edwards has heard this question before. In typical Edwards style, he already has a standard answer for it. … Continue reading

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SitePoint has some nice tutorials

JavaScript, PHP, Flash, and more.

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“terrorist incidents more than tripled last year”

WashingtonPost: U.S. Figures Show Sharp Global Rise In Terrorism.

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Questions you might get asked on an interview for a Java developer position

Just for reference: Java Interview Questions.

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The poor man’s Tivo

A terrific intro to BitTorrent.

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Great desktop wallpaper

Check out the site suggestions thread at Ask MetaFilter. Me? Mine is almost always from the Astronomy Picture of the Day.

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Blankbaby gets a sneak peak of “Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy”

Read all about it here.

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Will Yahoo!’s “My Web” render Furl irrelevant?

I’m going to give My Web a try. Furl initially grabbed my attention, but never took hold as a browsing habit. Integration with my Yahoo! account is a huge plus. Then again, I’ve found since I’ve added search to this … Continue reading

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Nvu looks interesting

I’m not into WYSIWYG web site editors like FrontPage and Dreamweaver, but Nvu looks interesting. Who knows, maybe it can displace HTML-Kit as my recommendation for friends and family? I kinda doubt it. But is my insistence on taking the … Continue reading

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Serenity trailer is online!

Catch the link and discussion at MetaFilter. The trailer left me feeling optimistic about the film.

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