lunedì, febbraio 14th, 2011
Links for June 16th: 500 Internal Server Error – 500 Internal Server Error Spring Security in Google App Engine | SpringSource Team Blog – Creating Application using Spring Roo and Deploying on Google App Engine | Javalobby – 500 Internal Server Error – 500 Internal Server Error InfoQ: Schema.org – Google, Microsoft and Yahoo! Agree [...]
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domenica, gennaio 16th, 2011
Links for January 16th: 24 ways: Calculating Color Contrast – Kafka – SEOmoz | 301 Redirect or Rel=Canonical – Which One Should You Use? – Regular Expression Tester – Did Little Bobby Tables migrate to Sweden? – UrlAi.com – Who are you? – The Aardvark Speaks: Using Dublin Core in RSS feeds – <rss version=”2.0″ [...]
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giovedì, gennaio 28th, 2010
Chris Lee talks about citizen journalism as opposed to professional, and scores a good point when he sees people going to what they want (rather than what they need). Actually, only real socialism knows what people needs, but even that is not very popular.