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 Monday, March 03, 2003
Making a Tester Smile
Incessant Ramblings has a list of Test T-shirt Slogans. So far I like the first two, and the comment that old testers go to hell and break thier stuff too.
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Aggregator API and titles
The Rodney Dangerfield of RSS. Gordon Weakliem: The most important RSS element: <title> [Sam Ruby]
I wish that the radio aggregator API exposed titles to me to use instead of just shoving it into the description.
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RSS works
So I discovered that the comics I use Stapler to scrape into rss feeds, are being used by some people in livejournal, they then can subscribe to the livejournal version, and do the whole comments things. It's cool to watch this work and see what it enables.
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Threedegree problems
Threedegrees has problems. The main point is that now there is going to be sufficent movement to get the internet and windows truly IPV6 comapatble. DNS needs to be fixed, virus software needs to be updated, symmetric NATs (yes, I can spell symmetric now, I guess this is another sign that I need to change the way enter weblog entries) need get updated to restricted or even support 6to4 and ipv6 itself. It's finally the begining. In semi-related news, my bother is behind a symmetric NAT, and can't threedegrees with me. My coworker suggests trying to upgrade the the firmware.
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