While trying to track down a bug using Internet Explorer and deleting categories in WordPress (ticket:3343, no luck yet figuring out the cause), I clicked the link in the WordPress control interface to browsehappy, and then today while checking out Glipper, a clipboard manager for Ubuntu, I noticed it had a browsehappy badge as well.
The Why is Internet Explorer unsafe? with its list of “recent security issue” from 2004 needs an update.
Matt has added a sincere and detailed answer to this frquently asked question (FAQ) at WordPress.com
James Currier, founder and CEO of GoodTree, got back to me after really putting it out here.
Update: See GoodStart. James Currier, founder and CEO of GoodTree, got back to me after really putting it out here.
“The homepage that supports charities”? I received an email from James Currier, founder and CEO of GoodTree.
No, not talking butter.
Parakey: a service, a product, a platform to bring life to the web by Firefox wonderboys? A “Web operating system that can do everything an OS can do”? IEEE Spectrum article
It makes a better story.
Although we have ten fingers, we are not good at making “top tens”. Although the Late Show does make it look easy. Will Pate makes this mistake when he asks for your Top 10 Issues/Concerns with Flock. No harm done, they will just have to filter out the noise.
First post with WordPress 2.0.4 . I am using its pretty blog editor. I finally upgraded from WP 1.5.2 . Maybe I should feel a little embarrassed taking so long, but if it is not broken, why fix it?
The user experience in WP2 is much improved from 1.5 , though I already knew this through Julia’s use of WordPress.com. The WordPress team does an amazing job at blazing forward. The reason I upgraded now was actualy to ease my migration of foolswisdom.com to another hosting service, AND I wanted to try this elegantly simple theme Sandbox.
I will be moving this web from XL Internet to TextDrive some time this month. So if foolswisdom.com disappears, please do come back in a few days 
Update 2006-09-07: My blog search is currently broken. Use Google. This relates to the ~tilde in my folder structure and should resolve itself when I change hosts (and folder structures).
What makes a good open source project name, and what makes a good name for a product, or even a feature within a product? And, does it really matter in the world of open source software?
Products and Projects: What’s in a Name? « Open Source Advocacy with Reverend Ted
It is an interesting read with many great points though it fails to nail it. In the article it mixes products that are targeted at different audiences.
“It” is your audience. The product and project name are likely for different audiences.
Apple with its Spotlight and iEverything know their audience. Do you know your audience?
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