Digg’s answer was to attempt to censor the users — they ultimately failed.
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MySQL Camp
Kynan and I came along to the MySQL camp, and thru a quirk of fate pretty much ended up running it (the person who was meant to be running it got injured on the first day and had to go off to hospital). In return we wrote the Google Code blog post about the event….
MySQL User Camp 2006
I “sort of attended” the MySQL user’s camp on the weekend. More on that later. This blog post from the guy who wrote WordPress makes me think I should have made it to more of the sessions. Oh well.
Registered for MySQL User Conference 2006
Well, I registered a while ago, but I picked up the conference satchel et cetera today. It’s a canvas satchel much like LCA 2005, but with fewer goodies (and more paper). There is one cool thing — I got to pick an O’Reilly book about MySQL to have in the bag. Interestingly, there is a…
Registered for MySQL User Conference 2006
Well, I registered a while ago, but I picked up the conference satchel et cetera today. It’s a canvas satchel much like LCA 2005, but with fewer goodies (and more paper). There is one cool thing — I got to pick an O’Reilly book about MySQL to have in the bag. Interestingly, there is a…
MySQL User Conference coming up
Stewart has a new toy for his MySQL User Conference presentation, which is probably for the best as I fully intend to ask why MySQL replication is so unreliable, why Innodb hot backup appears to hate me, and lots of other biting questions if I think of them. It does make me wonder what other…
Alternate queries on results pages making it easier for future evilness?
John Battelle implies that the new search result page being testing by Google could make evilness easier in the future. The premise is that offering alternate queries might be useful now, but it would make it easier to insert paid listings later. I’m confused though, and John doesn’t have a comment link in his RSS…