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Just a quick post about the way live feed works in Facebook. Well, you see, a lot of my friends keep posting updates, which come and take up my whole of live feed, and more importantly these updates are mostly from third party apps and hence useless to me.
So, I often hide a few people’s [...]
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I just finished setting up Nginx on my Slicehost VPS, and I can already feel the performance boost up. My weblog scores a cool little “A” on the YSLOW performance measurement score. Well, more than that, I can feel a sigh of relief that I am not using my swap memory anymore, plus the bonus [...]
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I can’t blog more than 100 words now…should see if I can port wordpress to TumblR or Posterous without losing rankings and google pagerank…
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Facebook and freemium ??!!
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I recently had a great opportunity to write something about startups at pluggd.in, and which I had to accept (I mean who lets such great opps to pass by :) ).
So I wrote about some of the points that I realized one should ideally do a reality check about, before joining a startup. And as [...]
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Let Mozilla break all the records as the most downloaded browser, curse Internet Explorer for anything (everything) as a developer and crib as much as you feel like, but the fact remains the same. Internet Explorer still is the most-used web browser according to hitslink
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Over the years, the web has been immensely revolutionized, with a lot of rich content, browsers that are capable of displaying rich media, technologies such as AIR effectively taking and web app seamlessly to the desktop, data mining and data exchange taking place across domains in a second, and a host of other things.
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On the point of “Why to python from rails” – the new project that me and my friends are going to develop in the coming few months (brainstorming still) is going to be awake on django. This just because my friends are already awfully fond of python and django, and as you say, India is a democratic country, and the majority votes win the candidate. So, my candidate (RoR) was beaten hands-down this time around
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