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hm2k
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Comment #3983112
Neither my router nor my ISP supports IPv6.
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Comment #3821443
http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Rasmus_Lerdorf
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Comment #3774948
Tip: Use the short URL ddg.gg for less typing.
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Comment #3567434
http://www.disruptivetelephony.com/2010/12/understanding-tod...
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Comment #3509431
It doesn't seem to send it if you're going over wifi.
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Comment #3480305
This new design has been around for quite a while... Have you seen PEAR2? http://pear2.php.net/
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Comment #3447495
What's the alternative?
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Comment #3444301
TIL Google Chrome doesn't support OpenType.
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Comment #3432867
If your marketing is mostly online and you're targeting more geeks, then a cool foreign domain is fine. If you're targeting the masses, and marketing in print, then you need someth…
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Comment #3333895
Brilliant, well done. I had no idea most of these existed and have been using Google Checkout since Paypal locked us out.
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Comment #3331924
https://twitter.com/#!/hm2k/statuses/119216249774411777 https://twitter.com/#!/stripe/status/119221741259206656
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Comment #3266230
Jesus, downvotes for mentioning Google Wave. I was specifically responding to this part: >A web where re-sharing of content is limited by the platform, not by the capabilities of y…
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Comment #3264748
Google tried it the other way via Google Wave and unfortunately nobody bought into it.
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Comment #3197974
Why?
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Comment #3162204
Finally.
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Comment #3145845
I came here to do this: http://www.wordle.net/show/wrdl/4286122/Remember_Steve
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Comment #3145836
Peugeot suffers with the same issue: http://landing.peugeotlink.co.uk/browser1.php I think this is pretty common through the motor trade. They simply cannot move quick enough.