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The LeafPlaza Blog
The LeafPlaza BlogAug 12, 2026
LeafPlaza updates the roadmap with transparency
We are publishing our roadmap after making an important update. It is also a big step into bringing transparency to another area of our work.
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Beepsterr's Blog
Beepsterr's BlogSep 15, 2025
Scheduling streams.
Software development is really fun if you can develop your mental illnesses at the same time
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Andy Bundy
Andy BundySep 28, 2024
Splatoon 3’s Grand Fest: A Celebration of Music and Community
Splatoon 3's Grand Fest Event happened September 13-16, 2024. The Grand Fest was a live concert set in a new area of the game in which the three diva bands from the three games, Callie and Marie; Marina and Pearl; and Shiver, Frye, and Big Man, rotate the stages and sing the songs that they're...
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Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerApr 2, 2013
The Progressive (Profitable) Web
Ryan Holiday laments the loss of Google Reader and RSS in general in Our Regressive Web, arguing that if someone came up with them today, we'd think they were brilliant ideas: We’re just regressing. [...] RSS is impervious to blogging’s worst, but most profitable traits. [...] No wonder nobody ever pushed for widespread adoption. Of course it died a slow death—along with Google Alerts and Delicious. Their mission is antithetical to the ethos of our new media age. Where noise, chatter and pushi
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Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerJan 3, 2011
2011: happy new year
I’m a little late to the party for end-of-year wrapup / start-of-year prediction posts. Instead, I thought I’d write about some of the things I’m looking forward to playing with this year. Vanquishing piracy through better business First, though, I do have one prediction: this will be the year that traditional content producers finally get to grips with piracy. They won’t do it using restrictive DRM and other counter-productive tactics that have been shown not to work; instead, they’ll do it b
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