Just how much power does Google need?
Thursday, March 17th, 2005I just hope their data center is going to leave a little electricity for the rest of the Northwest.
I just hope their data center is going to leave a little electricity for the rest of the Northwest.
Oh, okay, maybe there will be one aggregator that’s not sharp enough to handle funky RSS.
I give up, my brain says it’s never going to be smart enough to think through an alternative to embedded RDF for TrackBack autodiscovery.
No wonder I never heard from the Blogger Developers Network: I’m two feed URLs and one HTML URL behind where they currently hide it.
Semantic quoting in blog posts is fine, but first you have to tend to the absolute basics: a link.
A simple little comment license, that better not ever see a court of law.
I would not normally endorse a weblog so drowned in advertisements that one can scarcely find the text. At 1024×768, everything but the post date and half the title is below the fold. I take back my reservations, that’s a tsunami headed our way.
*thwapt!*
Answers.com isn’t just a great reference site, it’s a great example of how to use rel=”nofollow” to only have the links you want to count counted.
What is Fiddler?: Fiddler is a HTTP Debugging Proxy which logs all HTTP traffic between your computer and the Internet. Or, it’s an editable LiveHTTPHeaders for everything on your (Windows) computer.