hm2k

Neither my router nor my ISP supports IPv6.

http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Rasmus_Lerdorf

Tip: Use the short URL ddg.gg for less typing.

http://www.disruptivetelephony.com/2010/12/understanding-tod...

It doesn't seem to send it if you're going over wifi.

This new design has been around for quite a while...

Have you seen PEAR2? http://pear2.php.net/

What's the alternative?

TIL Google Chrome doesn't support OpenType.

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 something more obvious which is easy to phonetically speak.

Having said that, I've seen some awful "dot-coms" read out on TV ads and radio ads over the years...

Brilliant, well done. I had no idea most of these existed and have been using Google Checkout since Paypal locked us out.

https://twitter.com/#!/hm2k/statuses/119216249774411777

https://twitter.com/#!/stripe/status/119221741259206656

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 your client. A web where you cannot comment on an article unless registering in a corporate namespace (which kicked you out if you happened to choose a name they do not particularly like).

The point was that Google tried it open, it didn't work. Facebook is closed, they tried that. Is it working?

Google tried it the other way via Google Wave and unfortunately nobody bought into it.

Why?

Finally.

I came here to do this: http://www.wordle.net/show/wrdl/4286122/Remember_Steve

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.

This really impressed me.

So where do I download the binary for windows?

I too vote for this.

If you employ a 3 slide rule what will happen is people will cram everything onto 3 slides.

The best presentation I ever did followed these steps:

1. Type out everything you want to say. Learn it. It should be easy to learn because you should know your subject.

2. Type out prompts as bullet points for each point your need to get across. Learn them, you should only refer to them if you absolutely need to.

3. Use slides to illustrate your point. You should NEVER be reading directly from or using slides as prompts.

You are the presentation, not the slides.

Isn't decentralised and ACL is a bit of an oxymoron?

If this were true, surely it should allow you to use quotes to force it to ignore the "range" operator...

http://www.google.com/search?q=%229999999..99999999999999999...

Yes you can: http://www.google.com/xhtml?q=9999999..999999999999999999999...

The web page at http://xeround.com/ is currently unavailable. It may be overloaded or down for maintenance.

HTTP Error 503 (Service Unavailable): The server is currently unable to handle the request. This code indicates that this is a temporary condition and that the server will be up again after a delay.

Why did someone downvote this? That's not helpful towards finding what I was looking for.

I'm sure I saw a better implementation of this on someone's blog only last week, but I don't recall where.

I can't be the only one who saw this...

http://labs.phurix.net/articles/how-to-ask-a-question

Depends how you look at it.

They read like advise on how to do things, rather than a list of things that are required to do before you launch.

Maybe you're working long hours to fix the process?

That's the only reason I work long hours.