tag:duckduckgo.com,2008-03-06:/duckduckblog//1 2008-04-24T12:54:13Z Movable Type Open Source 4.1 tag:duckduckgo.com,2008:/duckduckblog//1.6 2008-04-24T12:54:50Z 2008-04-24T12:54:13Z

Gabriel Weinberg Movable Type and then turn them on at a later date (when we launch).

Well turns out, in the interim, I started a personal blog and have been experimenting with comments run by Disqus.  It has been working well, so I've enabled Disqus comments for this blog too.  So start commenting!  (I don't expect any until we launch though...)
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Gabriel Weinberg Twitter.  Well, not new to the concept, but I hadn't really used it until yesterday.  This video of Michael Arrington at Startup School inspired me to get started.  To paraphrase, he said every developer and their startup should be Twittering, if only to contribute something to the startup community.  And more importantly, it will probably engender communication over time.

So I'm taking his advice.  I set up a personal twitter feed and a Duck Duck Go twitter feed.  I'm sort of excited about both.  On the company feed, I plan to tell you what we're doing day to day in detail.  This detail will include all sorts of minor updates that wouldn't make it to the level of blog posts.  As you can see, we haven't written many blog posts yet, but we've certainly been hacking between them!

Anyway, if you are on twitter, check it out.  If not, you can still follow our twitter feed on the sidebar of this blog.  Enjoy!
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We've updated our blog location and its feed URL--I hope for the last time.Our blog URL is now: http://duckduckgo.com/duckduckblog/The reason for this change is that we are in the process of making some static pages for queries, and didn't want...

Gabriel Weinberg
Our blog URL is now: http://duckduckgo.com/duckduckblog/

The reason for this change is that we are in the process of making some static pages for queries, and didn't want to reserve any words, e.g. blog.  If this doesn't make any sense, just check out the old blog location, and you'll probably get it.

Our blog's feed URL is now: http://feeds.feedburner.com/DuckDuckBlog

This change was inspired by me switching to Feedburner on my personal blog.  I just like the aggregated stats.
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Gabriel Weinberg
We just released a new stylesheet and associated images.  All this means is you might want to do a hard refresh (ctrl-R on most systems) to get our newest look.

We're not quite ready for public consumption, but we're getting closer every day!
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Gabriel Weinberg Duck Duck Go!  Duck Duck Go is a search engine in the early stages of development.  We have not yet officially launched.  As such, you should expect frequent changes.  Feedback of any sort is encouraged. ]]>