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A book I reviewed, Writing Portable Code, was featured in a different review that was front page on Slashdot.  There was a link to the book's website.  The lead page of the book's website has a link to *my* site and my review.

Traffic is definitely up a bit today...  :)  Still not my highest day ever, but it's in the top 5.

Posted by Tom Duff On 11/09/2005 | | Bookmark and Share

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Gravatar Image1 - traffic police, charges going up. network bandwidth sucker, machine resource hogger

Posted by Chris Miller At 12:15:42 On 14/11/2005 | - Website - |


Gravatar Image2 - Officer... I normally go 550 to 600 a day through here. I only did 895. It's not *that* much!

Posted by Duffbert At 16:54:51 On 14/11/2005 | - Website - |


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