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Do Not Track (DNT) scares the advertisement industry, and with good reason ..
They think they can’t live without it. Here’s my proposal on how to deal with it. Qualitative data > quantitative data Quantitative data, tracking statistics, is error prone. It can be misleading and it’s almost impossible to interpret the data. … Read more
What Mozilla does right with Mozilla Home and Google did wrong with iGoogle
When Google announced they were shutting down iGoogle I reacted on how they were screwing up the experience for the remaining users despite having a long closing time (1st of November 2013). Long story short they’ve accumulated massive opposition from … Read more
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My take on a WordPress plugin: Redirection
Just stumbled upon the WordPress Redirection plugin at work and as usual I’m going to give a very brief and incomplete summary of my experience with it. The interface is lovely but I’m not here to chitchat so I’ll go … Read more
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