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Archive for February, 2007

Melbourne again

Melbourne is a beautiful city, well laid out and relaxed.
To me, Sydney was much like Los Angeles — seedy and unkempt, with some exceptions such as the Circular Quay, The Rocks area, Annandale, Sydney University and King St. in Newtown. One could enjoy touring the urban decay, but I would not like to live in [...]

To be viewed in standards compliant browsers only

I’m sick of having to deal with Internet Explorer 6.0’s CSS bullshit, so from now on, this blog might look weird to anyone who hasn’t upgraded to Firefox, Opera or IE7.
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eMail subscriptions

You can now subscribe to get new posts by eMail, so you won’t miss an update*!
Just type your eMail address in the text-box to the left and click on ‘Subscribe me!’ button below it.
Update:
I should have mentioned this originally, Mike of miketheman.net pointed me in the direction of the feedblitz integration. Thanks Mike!
This is useful [...]

The Story of Sergey Brin

Interesting piece describing Google co-founder Sergey Brin’s life, from a slightly Jewish perspective. via Digg.
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Maybe this is politically incorrect, but…

An interesting article regarding a book that covers an alternative theory for global warming. I first heard about this theory by Henrik Svensmark in a lecture delivered last year by associated professor Nir J. Shaviv at the Hebrew University, you can read a very accessible article about it here.
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The point of diminishing returning customers

Fast-food franchies make people fat, fat people walk less, therefore more fast-food franchies have to open so they are always closer to the customer…?
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Changes to the blog

I’ve installed a comment notification feature for the blog which allows you to receive responses to your comments by eMail if you wish. To enable just check the checkbox when you make a comment and make sure your email address is correct.
Note that naturally your email address will not be disclosed to anyone.
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Rosenberg’s Law Rephrased

The publishing of Scott Rosenberg’s “Dreaming in Code” and the PR circle around it, has prompted Jonathan Rentzsch writing a post which criticizes one of Rosenberg’s main tenants — that ‘Programmers like to code’ — and suggests instead that ‘Programmers like problem solving’. Rentzsch goes on to claim that programmers’ urge to rewrite problematic legacy [...]

מור מחפשת משמעות שותפים לנסיעה לסיני

מור יקירתי מחפשת שותפים לנסיעה לסיני עוד שבוע או קצת יותר, הזמן גמיש.
לפרטים צרו עמה קשר בכתובת האי-מייל שלה:
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