Saturday, March 17, 2007
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"Have I Piqued your Interest?" or "piqued != peeked || peaked"

This is off-topic from my normal technical-ish (developer-related) ramblings, but I have recently read several blog posts that reminded me of this oft-forgotten rule: "your interest" was most likely not "peaked" or "peeked"... your interest was piqued

For this and other interesting common misuses of the English language (of which I'm sure I have one in this post! :-D) see "Common English Errors."

That is all – now back to your regularly-scheduled geek ramblings...

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