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Simple and complex rules

Sunday, February 28th, 2010

Simple rules… lead to complex behavior. Complex rules, as with the tax law in most countries, lead to stupid behavior.

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Play smart with email and the Internet

Friday, November 28th, 2008

Here is an introductory set of tips that I am working on for safer, smarter web browsing and email use, including being a good “web citizen.” Many of these ought to be common sense, or would be if we all thought about things. As a web developer and a bit of a “power user,” I’ve had more opportunity to think about them than most. Please check it out and make sure you’re not unwittingly being foolish or even contributing to “the problem.”

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