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• WordPress › Blog » WordPress 2.7.1
  New version of WordPress out too!
  (tags: wordpress)
• CodeIgniter 1.7.1 Released | CodeIgniter – News
  Another update to Code Igniter! Yay!
  (tags: php framework)
• Coding Horror: Don't Reinvent The Wheel, Unless You Plan on Learning More About Wheels
  "I often enjoy reinventing wheels that are already existing because I enjoy knowing that my wheel is clean, and round, and doesn't have an adjustable size and 17 sets of tires and a complex AI that decides when to roll."
  (tags: programming advice wisdom)
• Will the real WebKit please standup on Dion Almaer's Blog
  This is what happens when you fork something
  (tags: browsers webkit)
• Google: 303,000 People Extremely Terrified of Chinese People
  I like chinese, they only come up to your knees, but they're cute and they're cuddly and they're ready to please
  (tags: Google funny)
• Hilarity: The World's Most Inconvenient ATM
  Goddamn Hobbits. First they demand special treatment because one happened to be the ring bearer, soon they're going to want specially made ATM's.
  (tags: wtf)
• Working with the jCrop Plugin – NETTUTS
  Cropping photos with jQuery
  (tags: jquery tutorial plugin)
• /home/nick » Blog Archive » GWT Yellow Fade Technique (YFT) – Discussions on Programming, Linux, and whatever else.
  Alerts people of changes in the ui… its neat
  (tags: ui gwt)

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