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Online forums for cancer discussion, with medical professionals actually involved. (via kottke)
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Published mid-afternoon of September 30, 2004
Reading peyups articles has this mystic consequence of suddenly taking you to some remote valley of human emotion. I was busy with this funny collection of college–related nuggets of information, as well as this painfully beautiful love article and this excellent review of Charlie Kaufman’s Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind; and by the end [...]
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Yes, Mozilla Firefox can now be *your* FTP client!
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Published in the late evening of September 25, 2004
Around 11 PM last night we had coffee at Starbucks. In Tagaytay. My friends came up with this brilliant idea of driving to Tagaytay just an hour before midnight, just to enjoy a cup of coffee and a bottle of beer from the bar next door. Just as we were about to leave the *soooperhighway* [...]
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“The net is buzzing with rumours that Google is working on a web browser.”
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Cheap aerial photography!
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Published in the wee hours of September 19, 2004
It has been more than a week since I last wrote, and still I have nothing worthy of blogging. So I’ll just bore you with some music recommendations. Vienna Teng – Both Waking Hour and the newer Warm Strangers are worthy of iPod storage, if only I have one. My favorite tracks: “Harbor,” “Shasta (Carrie’s [...]
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“A grassroots organizing platform that empowers collective action inside communities and cohesively connects remote groups of supporters.”
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Details to worry about when starting a new site.
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A good business case for pitching for use of xHTML in your projects.
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