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iOS Developers Take Home $700 Million in Q1
Apple just blew everybody out of the water. It is astonishing, really. Revenue of $46.33 billion? Yeah, Greece called. It is looking for a bailout. Anyway, there is one number
Panicking at Protesters, Egypt Blocks Twitter, More: This Week in Online Tyranny
Twitter blocked in Egypt. On January 25, in response to massive protests, the Egyptian government blocked Twitter, which protesters were using to spread the word of movement around Cairo and
Cut-ups of my Top 10 posts of 2004
Back in the early 90's I used to read William S. Burroughs books and for a while I was quite taken with his "cut-up" method of writing. The cut-up technique
Grade School Report for my weblog
Actually in New Zealand, we don't have "grade schools" (they're called Primary and Secondary schools here). But I wanted to subtly reference Jon Udell's influential article called "Grade School CMS".
Sponsor Opportunity: Web 2.0 Weekly Wrap-up
Next week is the last week of my sponsorship arrangement with Onfolio, so I'm putting feelers out for another Web 2.0-savvy company to sponsor my popular Weekly Wrap-up. I've been
New from Izea: Forget Pay Per Post, Here Comes Pay Per Tweet
Izea, the controversial company formerly called Pay Per Post, is well-known for paying bloggers to post articles about products. These "sponsored conversations" have had big-name advertisers like K-Mart and Sears
Rock n roll
On a less serious note than my previous post, it also occured to me that bloggers are like rock n roll bands. The best bands explore a different theme each
Autogenerate Regular Expressions with txt2re
Hate writing regular expressions? Of course you do. That's why txt2re exists. Billed as "headache relief for programmers," txt2re let's you input a string and and then use a
Google Earth Goes DROID
Google Earth for the Android phone is now available on the Verizon DROID, according to Peter Birch, writing on the Google LatLongBlog. Google Earth for Android launched in early March,
XSLT, 2004 goals, and general blather
Man it gets quiet in the blogosphere over xmas. I've had to resort to some real work to keep myself occupied. I've been diving into XSLT to try and develop
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