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...o avoid them, just in case they do require my participation to ensure full world-domination.
...orld-in-its-net ''Facebook and Google spread ‘their’ net across the mobile world'', by John Naughton in The Observer, Sunday 24 March 2013:]
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...coming to the computer to vent that creative energy that in a more perfect world would probably be put into woodwork — and at least I don’t end up
...lexity and reliance on most of the most unsustainable things in the modern world. And I don’t like that. I’d much rather have a little stone hut and a f
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...on of pages by itself, so this afternoon has seen me scrabbling around the web looking for a script that will. I found one ([http://scriptbuilders.net/cat
It is strange that I am focusing more on the web/technological side of my proposal at the moment, given that it is a minor p
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...piece of writing affect how it is read? What is the ‘original copy’ on the web?
Sometimes (this morning, for example) I’m into the fact that the web separates content from medium — the ''written word'' certainly remains, a
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...ime. It was all hand-written HTML and a few images filched from around the web (thanks Alta Vista).
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...ho will have links to the old URI. They might have made links from regular web pages. They might have bookmarked your page. They might have scrawled the U
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I think there is a need for a general, world-wide, catalogue of newspaper articles, both historical and modern. Wikisource ca
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