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Google search results page empty? Here is something to try

27-Nov-11

You may have noted that Google’s search page recently stopped working in some environments that do not support client-side scripting.

Filed in Internetworking | Also tagged scripting, searching, usability | Comments (0) »

Written April pranks

02-Apr-10

Yesterday, as usual on 1 April, the internetworking community celebrated April Fools’ Day with a new “informational” Request for Comments.

Filed in Media, Miscellaneous | Also tagged April Fools' Day, backslashes, db-wg, humour, inet6num, mood, namespaces, PHP, RFC, Richard Hay, RIPE, separators, TCP, Warren Turkal | Comments (0) »

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