Study Confirms ISPs Meddle With Web Traffic

Published on April 19, 2008
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And you thought you enjoyed your privacy, read what they have to say about your ISP and your browsing habits:
Last July, a research team from the University of Washington released an online tool to analyze whether web pages were being altered during the transit from web server to user. On Wednesday, the team released [...]

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WordPress – an experiment in CMS

Published on May 13, 2007
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I sit here, tearing out my hair with WordPress! Not that it’s too dificult to manage or learn, but the fact that I ALWAYS hand code everything I’ve written for the web; every website, every webpage, every everything!
WordPress does give access to it’s templates in full, so accessing it’s CSS/(X)HTML/PHP is downright easy. BUT, and [...]

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Plain Old Semantic HTML

Published on May 11, 2007
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Hello, and welcome to the very new Plain Old Semantic HTML blog! This site will be filled with interesting, and very insightful posts, comments, tips and tricks, and so much other cool stuff, that is, once I get around to it!
Seriously, this site (not only this blog, which will be a sub-part of this entire [...]

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