Hey cool - looks like Google Checkout is now available in Japanese!
I’m clapping my hands and lickin’ my chops!
Archive for March, 2008
Google Checkout now in Japan!
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26 March 2008 |
2:33 |
Internet, Japan, google |
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Music Industry First - Major Label releases tracks under Creative Commons!
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24 March 2008 |
20:11 |
Japan, entrepreneurship, music, worklife |
2 Comments »
My current project, Otorevo, which I’ve written about before here, here, and here, has decided to release the winning band’s vocal tracks under a Creative Commons license. You can read the Japanese introduction and download the tracks. We’re running a remix contest for the next 6 weeks, so be sure to submit your work!
Supposedly this [...]
My current project, Otorevo, which I’ve written about before here, here, and here, has decided to release the winning band’s vocal tracks under a Creative Commons license. You can read the Japanese introduction and download the tracks. We’re running a remix contest for the next 6 weeks, so be sure to submit your work!
Supposedly this [...]
My buddy Jun
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19 March 2008 |
9:46 |
Internet, travel |
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He’s back! w00t!
He’s back! w00t!
UTF-8, PHP headers, and BOMs
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14 March 2008 |
4:02 |
Internet, geekery |
2 Comments »
BOMs in a php file just killed 5 hours of my time. Ugh.
The gist of it is, if you call PHP’s header() and you have a BOM in a file that was loaded by PHP (in my case, a language file; the BOM was <feff>), the BOM will actually trigger a header call before *your* [...]
BOMs in a php file just killed 5 hours of my time. Ugh.
The gist of it is, if you call PHP’s header() and you have a BOM in a file that was loaded by PHP (in my case, a language file; the BOM was <feff>), the BOM will actually trigger a header call before *your* [...]
Converse or be cast aside
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6 March 2008 |
12:59 |
Internet, biznomics, entrepreneurship |
No Comments »
A little bit of Craigslist history and some food for thought on the importance of engaging your audience. Thanks Gen.
A little bit of Craigslist history and some food for thought on the importance of engaging your audience. Thanks Gen.


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