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 [Ocf.berkeley.edu] cfarivar.org: Cars heading for San Francisco get filled with people going in the same direction, and the drivers can use carpool lanes to bypass the wait at the Bay Bridge tollbooths and, as lagniappe, save $3 a day.

 [Weblogs.java.net] Editor's Daily Blog: June 2006 Archive: The thing about Ajax is that most tutorials are heavily slanted towards replacing existing web apps, so they add a little bit client-side functionality, but they are still heavily focused on the server and the interaction between the server and the "thin" client (a term that is getting increasingly inappropriate for browsers where Ajax is involved). So, you start with a webapp that refreshes the whole page, and then you see how to replace the refresh and instead send a little XML that the client parses and uses to alter the DOM and thus update just the parts of the page that need updating.

 [Penguinpetes.com] Penguin Pete's Blog - How To Totally Fake Being A Geek: I could always ask my dad if he could teach me some of his Turbo Pascal, or FORTRAN, or systems/assembler. That would truly qualify me as one of the Chosen Few.

[Redcouch.typepad.com] Naked Conversations: Global Neighborhoods: Rick Segal has just announced he is going around the world in search of smart people with great ideas related to Web 2.0 and I have agreed to join him. He and I will continue to argue about our different views on Silicon Valley, but we most certainly agree there is a great deal going on in the world that is far away from the tributaries of Sand Hill Road and I have a burning desire to learn about it first hand.

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