One of my first favorite apps for Android was Google Listen, a Labs project that offered a simple way to track and listen to podcasts on the go. No syncing, minimal set up, just click and listen to your favorite shows. You could search and subscribe from the app, or...
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Relearning how to ride
I never stopped programming, not quite. It’s just my code became hackier and hackier. For a non-programmer, think of it as writing a novel first by crafting letters into words into sentences but then, rushed for time, you start clipping words from other sources, ransom note style, and pasting them,...
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What do the Occupy Wall Street Protesters Want?
As best I can tell, it is ending the influence and control of corporate money on politics.
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Drupal 7: Easier to install than ever
Usually I start beta testing Drupal releases well before it’s safe or sane, usually upgrading this site, without any real backups, to the latest, greatest and crashiest. With Drupal 7, I held off because I’ve been so completely swamped. I’m happy to report that the installation process has been further...
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Subservient Congress: What Burger King could have taught news about video in 2001
This post is part of the monthly Carnival of Journalism.
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