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Things I missed in the Silicon Valley

I’m leaving the Silicon Valley soon for the less-techy, less-paxilled neighborhoods of Paris. While I’m looking forward to the move, there are a few things I missed during my tenure in Sunnyvale. These are some of the things I wish I could have seen. A good old fashioned food poisoning at Google. Nothing too dangerous, […]

Posted byTedMay 10, 2007May 10, 2007Posted inpaxilled, Standardista, Yahoo!3 Comments on Things I missed in the Silicon Valley

Yahoo! Hack Day – Paxilled

There’s a special buzz around the halls of Yahoo! today as Hack Day is about to begin. We have 24 hours to build, modify, or tweak the existing Yahoo! Technologies. We can also go outside the box and build new technologies. I have decided to go way, way, way outside the box with my hack. […]

Posted byTedMarch 26, 2007March 27, 2007Posted inCSS, Hacks, paxilled, Yahoo!1 Comment on Yahoo! Hack Day – Paxilled
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