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Sample The Web’s Top Posts of 2009

12.31.2009

In case you were curious, here’s the top 10 posts:

How to use Snow Leopard’s new QuickTime screen recording feature to record Hulu content for your iPhone
How to Activate Windows 7 Beta with a valid activation key
Microsoft Internet Explorer 8 for OS X
How to Install Google Chrome OS on an Asus Eee PC 701
Dear Smule: Why [...]

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Blogging from over 35,000 feet in the air

09.13.2009
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This is pretty cool. The American Airlines flight I’m on offers in-flight WiFi via GoGo InFlight. From the pitch from the GoGo Guy in the terminal, this is a free promotional test to see how many people actually use the service, to determine if American Airlines will begin offering it regularly. There was a tinge [...]

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What I’m reading…

09.11.2009
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I‘ve added a new page to this site, linked to in the sidebar, and called What I’m reading… The page is a collection of all the stories I’m marking as Saved in Fever, my current feed reader of choice. However, since the page is RSS based itself, if I ever decide to ditch Fever and [...]

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Apple’s It’s Only Rock and Roll Event pre-game smell – UPDATE

09.09.2009
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Can you smell that in the air? No, it’s not the Fall season coming. Neither is it aliens mathematically destined to invade our planet on 09.09.09. No.
That smell is bullshit. And some of the finest you can find out in the wild-lands of the internet: Pre-Apple event bullshit and rumor-mongering.
Please repeat after me: Absolutely no [...]

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Speaking of tone

08.24.2009
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Gruber posted something yesterday that is at least more like the type of explanation I would expect from a blogger who seems to enjoy lambasting the mistakes of others. Yet Gruber still sort of hides behind his source getting the story wrong and diverts blame to Apple’s semantics.
In other words, the tone of Gruber’s [...]

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