Comments on: Welcome. http://newstalk.eykd.net/oldspeak/2004/09/09/welcome/ :: like newspeak, minus the ungood bits. :: Wed, 08 Feb 2012 17:21:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: newstalk » Take back the web, pt. II. - ( eykd.net ) http://newstalk.eykd.net/oldspeak/2004/09/09/welcome/#comment-16 newstalk » Take back the web, pt. II. - ( eykd.net ) Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 /?p=81#comment-16 <p>[...] asides by eykd @ 1:02 am  </p> <pre><code> Shoot&#8212;I broke my streak. Six days, <a href="http://newstalk.eykd.net/oldspeak/2004/09/09/welcome/">at</a> least one post per day. A new record, I think. In other news, the Mozilla Foundation [...] </code></pre>

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        Shoot&#8212;I broke my streak.  Six days, <a href="http://newstalk.eykd.net/oldspeak/2004/09/09/welcome/">at</a> least one post per day.  A new record, I think.   In other news, the Mozilla Foundation [...]
]]> By: b e r e n w a s t e l a n d » Everybody Look What’s Going Down http://newstalk.eykd.net/oldspeak/2004/09/09/welcome/#comment-23 b e r e n w a s t e l a n d » Everybody Look What’s Going Down Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 /?p=81#comment-23 <p>[...] k for another publishing program. Toward that end, I asked my friend David Eyk, who had <a href="http://newstalk.eykd.net/oldspeak/2004/09/09/welcome/">just switched away from Movable Type himself,</a> if he could recommend anything. He sent me [...]</p>

[...] k for another publishing program. Toward that end, I asked my friend David Eyk, who had just switched away from Movable Type himself, if he could recommend anything. He sent me [...]

]]> By: b e r e n w a s t e l a n d » Everybody Look What’s Goin’ Down http://newstalk.eykd.net/oldspeak/2004/09/09/welcome/#comment-25 b e r e n w a s t e l a n d » Everybody Look What’s Goin’ Down Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 /?p=81#comment-25 <p>[...] k for another publishing program. Toward that end, I asked my friend David Eyk, who had <a href="http://newstalk.eykd.net/oldspeak/2004/09/09/welcome/">just switched away from Movable Type himself,</a> if he could recommend anything. He sent me [...]</p>

[...] k for another publishing program. Toward that end, I asked my friend David Eyk, who had just switched away from Movable Type himself, if he could recommend anything. He sent me [...]

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