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Posted on Tue, May 15, 2007 at 13:52 IST (last updated: Thu, May 7, 2009 @ 21:35 IST)
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Debian and Gentoo - similar, yet so different - I don't use Gentoo these days because the compiling time really ate into productive usage. It's nice having a Linux distribution that compiles everything - but it's just not for me. I still rate Gentoo highly though.
Spam filtering in Google and Yahoo mail - It was around that time when gmail was still new and its spam filters were really effective against spam. These days I find that more spam tends to slip through to the inbox and the occasional legitimate mail goes into the spam folder. Still google's spam filter is miles ahead of its competitors.
Conflict between style and utility - not surprisingly, this article reflects the web designer's constant dilemma: focus on utility or style in web design? The debate will keep going on and on for ages.
In the next edition of this, I'll highlight some of my posts from June 2005. In the meantime, please do comment on any of my older articles if you wish to and please let me know your thoughts about this idea.
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