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Links from May 31st

In Commentary on 31 May 2009 tagged ajax, blogs, drupal, firefox, Google, JavaScript, links, Microsoft, search, security, The Media with no comments

• Security Fix: Microsoft Update Quietly Installs Firefox Extension. This is why nobody trusts Microsoft. Pulling this sort of stunt as an OS vendor is really irresponsible.
• Scott Rosenberg: Rosen and Sotomayor: Blame it on the blog. After writing a really irresponsible hit piece, Jeffrey Rosen tries to blame his own crappy reporting on the fact that he was writing a blog post. Even though he wasn’t.
• drupal.org: Apache Solr Search Integration. How to use Solr for site search with Drupal.
• drupal.org: Zappos.com and Drupal. A case study.
• Ajaxian: GWT team Wave’s goodbye to annoying question; It’s the API stupid. How Google Wave makes use of Google Web Toolkit.

Links for April 14

In Commentary on 14 April 2008 tagged Amazon.com, cloud computing, economics, Google, hosting, links, programming, search, security with no comments

• Datawocky: The story behind Google’s crawler upgrade. How Google is crawling data accessible only through forms.
• Ars Technica: Red light camera monkey business may be a national trend. More on short yellow lights designed to result in red light camera tickets.
• Wide Awake Developers: Amazon Blows Away Objections. How Amazon is expanding the capabilities of its cloud computing offerings.
• O’Reilly Radar: Is Google App Engine a Lock-in Play? – The single biggest question for people deploying to GAE.
• Steve Vinoski: Bob Ippolito on Erlang :: ’s Blog – Add it to the list of stuff I need to read more about.
• Making Light: Could lead to goose-stepping. Mindless authoritarianism makes me sad.