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Five years ago today, my father-in-law Michael J. Fitzpatrick passed away suddenly. It was a shock then and sometimes it's still hard to believe he's gone. http://blog.shellen.com/

shellen dot com | You should follow me on Twitter - Sincerely, Jason Shellen

If it seems like I only blog when I travel, well, yeah. That's about accurate. I'm in an utterly deserted United Airways terminal (does no one fly United and/or does no one fly on Saturday afternoons?)

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http://akpatil.blogspot.com/

techwalla

http://techwalla.blogspot.com/ There are some changes coming to Partychat over the next few days, and while we hope they won’t have too big an impact on you, we wanted to explain what’s happening.

Chris Sacca's 'What is left?'

http://www.whatisleft.org/ Tonight, TechCrunch will celebrate the last twelve months of fearless ingenuity, dogged ambition, and above all, plain ol' good luck that underpins the stories of all the dauntingly impressive companies that have been nominated for The 2009 Crunchies .
http://www.xenomachina.com/ This is a conceptual overview of how Android's 2D Canvas rendering pipeline works.

Xenomachina: Laurence Gonsalves's home page

http://snarfed.org/ The documentary film Re:Generation teams up dance music DJs with musicians in traditional genres – classical, rock, R&B, jazz, and country – to combine the best of each.

snarfed.org | Ryan Barrett's blog

http://www.massless.org/

massless

And in the fashion of teachers everywhere I feel compelled to ask you to raise your hand (and keep it raised) if you were related to Chuck or if you weren’t related but if he ever smiled at you or if you ever made anyone else feel at home anywhere or if you ever laughed at anything ever.
http://blog.persistent.info/ September 2005: Ben Darnell and Laurence Gonsalves add the concept of "public tags" to the nascent Reader backend and frontend.

persistent.info

Steve's blog

http://googler13.blogspot.com/ I’m going to get this out of the way up front.

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I’ve never written this down before or even really talked much about it, but I still remember many details from that day. I’m recording them now. It was a Tuesday. http://wysz.com/wyszdom/
OK, maybe not all of them. But a lot!

Nine by Fox blog: words from Vanessa Fox - Nine By Blue

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For more than 20 years, my mother has worked with computers at NASA.

crazybob.org

Some fallacies related to Android vs. iOS UI performance made the rounds recently, inflicting undue damage to Android's reputation.
I haven’t given an update on my 30 day challenges in, like, forever.

Matt Cutts: Gadgets, Google, and SEO

johnmu.com - John Mueller’s technical website tips and tricks

Posted on 7 December 2008 at 23:44 UTC, filed under Hack , 46 comments . The last time I wrote about a hacked site , it was using a redirect that sent some users to a different site. This kind of hack is pretty common (even though it’s usually not as complex as mentioned in that post), it leverages the sad fact that users are often easy to trick and not browsing with protection (or a current browser ).