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  • Dot-Coms Bucking The Trend
  • Can log files help fix your IA?
  • PCs in vintage boxen
  • "Middle-to-late early adopter kind of nerd"
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  • Content is *not* valued by the media it's delivered in
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  • Client-side vs. server-side scripting
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  • Amazon.com lets shoppers chat among themselves
  • Don't Link to Us!
  • Amazon's Gold Box advertises out-of-stock items
  • The American Century
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  • Threaded discussions across blogs
  • You can't buck the network
  • It's yours for a song
  • Netcraft tracks web site uptime
  • War and wargaming
  • More confused thinking about broadband
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  • If you know the movie industry, please help
  • Blogger keeps growing, adds 67,000 new blogs in July
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  • McAfee.com distributes SecurityCenter with p-to-p apps
  • spam, spamt, spamt (tr. v.)
  • The Economist, the Internet, Telecom and the Dow
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  • Conservatives vs. liberals: a relative definition
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  • New meta blogging tool
  • Software configuration management should be easier
  • Audio blog: good or bad?
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  • The Cult of "Turn Off Your Computer" Must Die
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  • Cool musical discovery of the day
  • Small Business Blogging
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  • We must engage in copyright debate
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  • The FBI Drain on American Productivity
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  • A Digital Video Primer
  • List of applications that are using the new Amazon Web Service
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  • See how record companies handle retirees
  • Overture on the Offensive; Buys Keyword Ads on Rival Google
  • PC disk drive technology heads to data centers
  • If you hated pop-unders...
  • Ellen Feiss's 15 minutes ain't over yet
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  • The Weblog Candidate
  • Reports of Affiliate Programs' Death Are Greatly Exaggerated
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  • Lusting for more PC input gear (turning into the Enterprise Command Center)
  • Honey to my ears...
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  • Why Tablet PCs will succeed
  • Blog subscriptions
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  • The depths of the voids of my musical knowledge stretch to infinity
  • Digital camera blues