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26 Jun 2003 by
EK, I mean Professor K, is back in the blog business. We knew he couldn’t stay away from the computer screen… Announcing The Kicks Log, “Our daily dish on anything and everything related to the world of hoops shoes.” Go get ‘em EK!
Check out the original 37signals-founders connection… 37signals (Jason Fried) sending you to Kicksology (Ernest Kim) which features an advertisement for 5inch (Carlos Segura). We like to keep it in the family.
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28 Jun 2003 | ek said...
Hey, thanks for the plug!
And if you take a look I think you'll see where I drew my inspiration for the Klog. ;-)
Now that I actually have to spend time managing one of these beasts one thing I can't believe Movable Type doesn't already have built-in is an automatic word filter.
After the 10th time having to delete some idiot's message full of either racist or sexually explicit remarks it gets kind of old.
Are there any plug-ins out there to do this? I can't believe that I'm the only one who'd like to not have to nanny the comments on my blog.
07 Jan 2004 | xxxox said...
17 Jan 2004 | Noe said...
This topic is one we will tackle later in this article, but it refers to making sure that your application and the dock aren't fighting it out for supremacy of the screen.
17 Jan 2004 | Kenelm said...
If an application is designed well, the reward for users is that they will learn it faster, accomplish their daily tasks more easily, and have fewer questions for the help desk. As a developer of a well-designed application, your returns on that investment are more upgrade revenue, reduced tech support, better reviews, less documentation, and higher customer satisfaction. The rewards of building a good-looking Aqua application are worth taking the extra time.
