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I’ve been working on the design of a town council campaign site for a friend - www.mikennick08.com. It’s hosted by an additional Apache vhost on my personal server (and running off of port 10015 - ugh). I setup Webalizer for him, so I figured I’d give my …

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Well, I’m shopping for a new switch. But first, a small aside:

I drive a Ford F-250. It’s a pretty big truck. And every once in a while, someone cuts me off in something like a Honda Fit. It really makes me stop and wonder - how stupid are …

Well, that’s it. Not only did Verizon and AT&T come out on top in the 700MHz spectrum auction - promising an end to hopes of Google’s utopian ideals of a truly open network - but I just heard that “Office Open XML” was approved as an ISO standard.

I …