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Exit Polls

24th November 2004

While you wait breathlessly for the "Why do you blog?" survey to be edited and posted at the IT Kitchen (and cross posted here I suspect), take a look at the Presidential election exit poll data and be amazed!

Speaking of American polls, if anyone sees Marek, tell him we’re waiting for his response to the survey.

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1 On November 24th, 2024, Bruce said:
Hey, I just blogged this too. Our friend at Electoral Vote Predictor blogged it as well, which is how I found it.

(I don’t know if Marek could improve upon the answer he already blogged on Nov. 10 http://kombinat.blogs.com/kombinat/2004/11/the_rise_and_fa.html — “The Rise and Fall of Blogging.” Exploratory learning.)
2 On November 24th, 2024, fp said:
Yes. And in fact I cruised through youir place for my visit to Tanenbaum’s site where I found the link to this thing, but having given Tanenbaum enough credit over the years, I decided just to steal the link and not complete the bloggular attribution cycle of links to links within links.

If I had stolen it directly from you I would have done a proper attribution though. Really.
3 On November 24th, 2024, Jessica said:
I thought it was a temporary error, but this page still doesn’t load right it Safari!
4 On November 24th, 2024, fp said:
Safari users say that… I’ll tell the typepad people. Safari is an Apple thing isn’t it?
5 On November 25th, 2024, brian moffatt said:
Oh great. Bruce points to Marek’s post on blogging which I lifted and tranlated into English as my response to your question. Now you and Bruce are going to look like complete fools.
6 On November 26th, 2024, Dean Landsman said:
Speaking of things to tell the Typepad people about: the site is supposed to remember me, asi have checked that box a zillion or so times. But 9 x out of 10 it doesn’t remember me.

Could this be early onset . . .

Are software programs vulnerable to such things? Short-term memory loss, hmm, that sounds like either the computer to my right, or a different problem.