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offlinetshirts.com/blog
OffLine OnLine
OffLine OnLine Gaming. Geek. Tech. For geeks, gamers & pop culture fans San Diego Comic-Con 2011 July 27th, 2011 Comic-Con is a silly place. I?ve noticed a few reports saying how it?s ?ruined? etc. I only attended one day this year but still had a lot of fun. Was it the same from when I first started attending? No, but that doesn?t mean it wasn?t worth it. Also, as I was asking a guy if I could take his picture, he then recognized me? it was one of
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Hello new friends from Twitter! - Overscope
Hello new friends from Twitter! Overscope Overscope :: Hello, new friends from Twitter! Hello new friends from Twitter! Howdy and welcome to Overscope, my infrequently-updated blog of tech, secular issues, Blackboard hate, sundry trivia, and too many links to YouTube clips. A quick bio: Hi, I?m Bob. I wear many metaphorical hats and a few literal ones, usually one at a time. I?m an engineer specializing in risk assessment and safety, primarily regarding nuclear systems
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noded.com/noded
Noded Where your concerns are duly noded
September 1, 2011 Tech OverloadSome Things Ever Change It used to be that you got noticed by search engines by who linked to you. When I created this blog there was a wonderful service called Blogrolling. I can't link to Blogrolling any more because it doesn't exist. The service was a database you kept of the sitles you liked and to your friends. You could then put a bit of code in your blog template that would get the list of sites nicely formated and display them in your blog's sidebar
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lukewalker.org/blog
LukeWalker.org
LukeWalker.org RSS | About | Blog Gentrification: The Game is a hit! July 22nd, 2010 My friends Kate, David, Alex and I (collectively known as Atmosphere Industries) have been working for the last number of months on our latest game, Gentrification: The Game, and it seems we have a hit on our hands! After a fun test-run in Toronto, we took the game to Come Out & Play in Brooklyn, where we took home two big awards: Best use of tech & Best in fest! We were subsequently invited to Hide
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noonedriving.com/blog
NoOneDriving.com
NoOneDriving.com NoOneDriving ? Tech ? Music ? Gadgets ? Opinions Home John Foxx Local governments getting jiggy with App devs July 13th, 2011 Comments off WOW. I think I just had my faith in humanity restored a little. It seems that some local governments actually have a clue. Three major US metros are making information about the current state of their transit systems freely available for use by App developers. One even going as far as offering a