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I noticed this by chance: scheduling posts in the past is the fastest way to ping them across services. Feeds update immediately, while publishing live and/or in the future requires some minutes.

Although I’m not a football fan (I’m Italian, so I use to watch soccer instead), I’ve ever watched the SuperBowl: it’s an amazing event, even if you don’t like this sport.

As you may noticed on this blog too, WordPress continues to show /category if you got rid of it from settings: this is caused by wp_list_categories(); and you can’t avoid this actually.

I’ve never liked Apple at all, but I’m very worried about the actual situation in the US: after the iPad’s presentation, while lots of applications are going open source like Symbian, Steve Jobs asked for some unbelievable privileges.

Where it stands for IPv6, because YouTube is still accessible from IPv4: the changes made by Google don’t affect users accesses to the platform — but reduced the amount of IPv4 addresses needed (because YouTube is actually one of the largest sites on the web).

Yesterday was the 6th Facebook’s birthday and today a new layout has been launched: Mark Zuckerberg posted an analysis of these years and immediately after the redesign has been published.

If you need to import external feeds on your web site you have many ways to choose from: IMHO there are just 2 of them that are really interesting.

Have you ever heard about cloud computing? I hope so. BTW, isn’t necessary to got an internet connection to create a “cloud”: I mean, you don’t need any web server.

If you own the images used in your posts, you may want to license them with Creative Commons and notify it to Google: now you can do so via Rich Snippets, instead waiting for auto-discovery.

As you may know, AMD released ATI Catalyst 10.1 last week: it should ensure Karmic Koala’s support… but it fails the package building on Ubuntu 9.10 — I know, it’s ridiculous.