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[...] On Wednesday night I went to bed pretty pleased with myself. My article abut the OS X command line had captured the attention of a few hundred visitors that evening. I’d even received a [...]

[...] All code, no matter the language, is written in plain text. Plain text documents are those that don’t allow for any formatting, such as applying fonts, colours, [...]

[...] its foot down and tell non-free apps where they belong. It’s time they were sent to the Freemium Ghetto. Solution 1: Merge Freemium and Paid Apps I don’t hate the freemium business model. [...]

[...] in your own code is crucial. The innermost opening tag should always get the innermost closing tag. The outermost opening tag should always get the outermost closing tag. This line: & [...]

[...] is that <strong> does. Web browsers will bolden any text between <strong> and its closing tag, </strong>. (All closing tags begin with a forward slash, ”/”.) Let’s [...]

[...] what many of them are for, but first let’s take a look at what they all have in common. HTML tags interact in predictable ways. One features of tags is that they can nest, stacking together like [...]

[...] have found well-deserved success by releasing their product for free with paid upgrades. Freemium apps can be hugely effective, and that’s all the more reason why Apple needs to move them [...]