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		<title>Remember When &#8220;Fork&#8221; Was a Four-Letter Word?</title>
		<description>	It used to be that forking the code was interpreted as a failure in leadership.  Forking would split the code, community, and users into competing factions and generally make life more confusing for everyone (see XEmacs).
	In the world of distributed revision control systems like Git, forking means something different. ...</description>
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		<title>Google Jiggle</title>
		<description>	I was sending someone directions to my office, and I noticed that the placemark that Google Maps puts on the map of the office address is more accurate.  It used to be nearby on Route 9, but is now exactly on my building.
	Back in November 2007, Google introduced a ...</description>
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		<title>MATLAB Dating</title>
		<description>	I&#8217;m on the design team for MATLAB Central, the MathWorks online community.  Whenever we solicit feedback, we always hear from a user &quot;joking&quot; about adding a dating service.
	True to form, it wasn&#8217;t long after I created the MATLAB fan page on Facebook for similar comments to start showing up ...</description>
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		<title>A Sunday Afternoon in Fenway Park</title>
		<description>	Not bad, eh?
	
	


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		<title>Peter and Linda, Together at Last on Wikipedia</title>
		<description>	Look carefully at the Wikipedia page on Linda Hamilton.  Notice anything strange about the photo?  Yes, that is my friend Peter who has his arm around her.  Though I am an occasional Wikipdia contributor, I had nothing to do with this.  Peter is thrilled to be ...</description>
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		<title>Google Street View Arrives in Boston</title>
		<description>	Google finally added Street View data for Boston.  The first thing I aways do is check Waltham Street, where I used to live.  Here&#8217;s a shot of my old apartment building:
	
	They let you create a link to a view like this, but it seems to only include the ...</description>
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		<title>Fenway on Fire, Page Width</title>
		<description>	While walking by Fenway Park last night around 11PM, I saw a stream of sparks raining down from somewhere up on the scaffolding.  It was cool, in an industrial sort of way.  As it turns out, also dangerous.
	I saw this news item on Boston.com.  I don&#8217;t visit ...</description>
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		<title>IKEA Endorses My Mobile Lifestyle</title>
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	IKEA&#8217;s America at Home campaign features a sequence of non-traditional images of &quot;home&quot;, starting with an Airstream trailer.


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		<title>Lucky Goes for a Ride - Redux</title>
		<description>	This is a repost of a video that first appeared on this site in December 2002.  My camera recorded the video to QuickTime format, which made it tough for some people to play.  Between then and now, YouTube happened.  You may have heard of it.  So ...</description>
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		<title>First Order from Amazon</title>
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	Amazon remembers every order you ever placed.  My first order was on March 3, 2000.  Here&#8217;s what it contained:
	
	Red Mars, by Kim Stanley Robinson
	The Hedgehog and the Fox : An Essay on Tolstoy&#8217;s View of History, by Isaiah Berlin
	Cocktail : The Drinks Bible for the 21st Century, by ...</description>
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