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Ha, I love this, Craigslist bans Yahoo Pipes, Yahoo says f**k you and tells everyone how to get around it! - Chris

I almost missed this exciting news because your feed redirect isn't working. I'm an old school subscriber to your website who still has http://cgriley.com/atom.xml in Google Reader. I guess I'll update it... - Tony Ruscoe

Apologies, I have now fixed this, I'd missed a slash on my custom errors definition for the new website so you can leave your subscriptions as they are if it isn't too late! - Chris

That was bloody fantastic, I love stuff like that. - Chris

That is just insania right there! - Chris

If you like a bit of maths now and again, follow the links on this... - Chris

I love a bit of graph theory and the related mathematical solutions. - Chris

Finally, a positive review of Trados Studio, although not because of the EAP! - Chris

If you like a bit of funky visuals with your music then check this out. - Chris

Genius site for when someone asks a question that Google can answer - Chris

Can we do on the spot fines, like making them eat it or something? - Chris

I really like this site (not TechCrunch, ProductPlanner), if you have a Facebook app, or a website in general, and you're trying to build traffic, then this is invaluable. And great to use too! - Chris

I've not got an iPhone, but for those who do this looks like a good app. - Chris

"Perhaps in the best case, Conficker may be used as a sustained and profitable platform for massive Internet fraud and theft. In the worst case, Conficker could be turned into a powerful offensive weapon for performing concerted information warfare attacks that could disrupt not just countries, but the Internet itself." - Chris Hill from Bookmarklet

That is mental, that's the first I've heard of Conficker, but it sounds like something that could quite easily be state sponsored - conspiracy! Quite scary really. - Chris

You see it is ideas like this that I have that get shot down in the office, then someone goes and builds it! - Chris

I seem to remember we were completely behind the crowdsourcing prayer idea. You just didn't implement it. - Tony Ruscoe

I've not tried this yet, but sounds interesting. - Chris

The Swiss Cheese Model is interesting, I've not heard of that before. Certainly applies to some situations at work over the years where the holes have come into alignment. - Chris Hill from Bookmarklet

That is certainly upsetting, I wish I hadn't read that now. - Chris

OMG - that's crazy, thank God you don't use the front door, the constant opening and closing could have demolished your house! - Chris

Icons, lovely icons! - Chris

Custom paging example for SQL 2005 - Chris

Is it just me, or does it seem a bit pricey? I need to do some more comparisons, I might be completely wrong! - Chris

Lovels properties for us to stay in on holiday - Chris

I particularly like how she tried to save the cat. - Tony Ruscoe

which came crashing back through the roof. And how he casually stands there, minutes in, and actually pulls the fire alarm. Best thing I've seen all week. - Chris

I've got a few grand and I've only made 5% "interest" in two and a half years. But there's always the chance I'll win a million! - Tony Ruscoe

I have bought premium bonds recently. Although there are fewer prizes now, there is still the £1 million top prize, and you are risking less interest than before. - Richard Hill

Worrying, keep an eye out for this! - Chris

Ha, seems Dave Gorman and I share the same thoughts! - Chris

Ha, what's the betting Facebook just didn't like Burger King encouraging the desecration of the vital social relationships it works hard to build between people! - Chris

ASP controls wrapping YUI. - Chris

viewstate too large? - Chris

viewstate too large? - Chris

CHill, thinking of you particularly with this share, might be worth a read? - Chris

Possibly. To be honest though, I've got enough on my reading list already! - Chris Hill