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Monthly Archives: May 2008
Books, books, books – till Sunday
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Missing Link Daily
A digest of the best of the blogosphere published each weekday and compiled by Ken Parish, gilmae, Gummo Trotsky, Amanda Rose, Tim Sterne, Jen McCulloch and Stephen Hill Politics Australian Worst of Perth wonders about the values of all the … Continue reading
Posted in Missing Link, Uncategorised
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Missing Link Daily
A digest of the best of the blogosphere published each weekday and compiled by Ken Parish, gilmae, Gummo Trotsky, Amanda Rose, Tim Sterne, Jen McCulloch and Stephen Hill Politics Australian Suggest a caption (via Terry Sedgwick). Thank God for those … Continue reading
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Mini announcement.
Once again abusing my posting privileges, I’d like to draw the attention of Troppodillians to The Wonkery, where I am looking for ideas on how to rate and index inquiries.
Posted in Blegs, Miscellaneous, Politics - national, regulation
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The Odd Couples
“Loose Coupling”. Don’t snigger, because loose coupling is one of the most important ideas in software development: that program A should be able to use program B without caring about how B does its job. Coupling has parallels everywhere in … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs TNG, Geeky Musings, IT and Internet
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Ugly
‘One of my closest friends is Turkish, and she won’t have anything to do with Muslims, OK?’ Camden Council has finally voted on the Quranic Society’s development application, and has unanimously voted against it. We now have to wait and … Continue reading
Posted in Politics - national, Religion, Society, Uncategorised
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Missing Link Daily
A digest of the best of the blogosphere published each weekday and compiled by Ken Parish, gilmae, Gummo Trotsky, Amanda Rose, Tim Sterne, Jen McCulloch and Stephen Hill Politics Australian Random photo from Flickr – page 1 of 72,701 hits … Continue reading
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