6/01/2005 @ 23:58 UTC
Andy Baio : Rumor of the day - you didn't hear it from me [via] [via]
#6/01/2005 @ 23:55 UTC
Andy Baio : Camera Mail - cameras mailed with instructions asking the USPS to snap photos with it [via] [via]
#6/01/2005 @ 22:56 UTC
Rod Begbie : Schneier on Security: Linux Security - Stick a Linux box, with vulnerable services, on the public-facing internet and 3 months later, chances are, it won't have been compromised. Windows? The average is 4 minutes. #
#6/01/2005 @ 22:55 UTC
plasticbag : Who was Ayn Rand anyway: 'Her novels were based upon the archetype of the "Randian hero," a man whose genius leads others to reject him, but who perseveres nevertheless to achieve his values...' - Given that description and my own incipient genius, it's a wonder that I find so many of Rand's followers to be self-involved right-wing psycho nut-bags... Maybe they're not Randian enough... Prole-scum...
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6/01/2005 @ 21:55 UTC
Isofarro : 2005: The year of the DOM - 'The challenge, of course, is accessibility: while JavaScript technologies allow for much improved interactivity they remain unavailable to a significant portion of user agents.'
deusx : 2005: The year of the DOM - SitePoint DHTML & CSS Blog - "I think that 2005 will be the year that proper use of the DOM really takes off." Could it be? finally?
#6/01/2005 @ 21:55 UTC
deusx : Crooked Timber: The foolish man - "How would we have reacted to a powerful Arab mullah who appeared on television, on September 20, 2001, to read a passage from the Koran about how the fools who reject Allah will be thrown from their towers?"
#6/01/2005 @ 20:56 UTC
Nelson Minar : Tom Delay shame - Fundamentalist nutball quotes the Bible to explain the tsunami
#6/01/2005 @ 20:55 UTC
Ethan Marcotte : CNN's cancelling "Crossfire" - Yay John Stewart.
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6/01/2005 @ 19:56 UTC
Isofarro : Who created CSS? CSS Early History - Tim Berners Lee and his user style sheet, Pei Wei and ViolaWWW through to the CSS specification
Clément Hardoüin : Rappel historique sur les CSS - Je ne m'étais jamais interrogé là-dessus. Instructif. -
Anne van Kesteren : Who created CSS? CSS Early History - Background information on CSS #
Eric Meyer : Who created CSS? CSS Early History - Note that style sheet proposals were being circulated before any browser supported table markup. I'd love to see this fleshed out, wiki-style, by the participants from that era. [via Dave] [via]
#6/01/2005 @ 19:56 UTC
Isofarro : CNet: Outsmart spyware - 'Of course, you may want to consider abandoning Internet Explorer altogether and switching to an alternative browser such as Mozilla's Firefox. That will limit your vulnerability to many spyware and virus threats.'
#6/01/2005 @ 19:56 UTC
Isofarro : Internet Explorer Has Now Lost 30% of Browser Market - 'There’s no time like the present to begin developing Websites based on W3C Recommendations first and foremost.'
#6/01/2005 @ 19:56 UTC
Isofarro : Free Fall: Internet Explorer Has Now Lost 30% Of The Browser Market - 'By December 2005 or before ... Internet Explorer will not be anymore the browser of choice for the majority of Internet users.'
#6/01/2005 @ 19:56 UTC
Nelson Minar : Mario Mosaic - This is quite beautiful (via BoingBoing)
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6/01/2005 @ 19:55 UTC
Rod Begbie : Bloggerheads - Jerry Springer, the BBC, Mediawatch UK, and those f**king c**ts at The Sun - The mass-mailing of complaints about "decency" has now reached the British media, as 15,000 complaints are received by the BBC *before* "Jerry Springer - The Opera" is broadcast. And Rupert Murdoch's stoking the fire. #
philgyford : Bloggerheads (UK) - Jerry Springer, the BBC, Mediawatch UK, and those f**king c**ts at The Sun - Wonderful deconstruction of the insane rabid Christians' and tabloids' mindless campaign. The ironies keep on coming.
#6/01/2005 @ 19:55 UTC
deusx : Hydrogenaudio Forums -> ABX test utility for Mac OS X? - "As the title says: Does such a thing exist?"
#6/01/2005 @ 18:55 UTC
veen : Flickr as MMORPG - Nadav wonders if the key to Flickr's success is gaming.
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6/01/2005 @ 17:56 UTC
Rod Begbie : Microsoft Windows AntiSpyware (Beta) Home - Microsoft's newly purchased-and-rebranded Anti-Spyware package. I've been playing with it, and it's *really* nicely designed. #
Kayode Okeyode : Microsoft debuts Windows AntiSpyware (Beta)
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6/01/2005 @ 17:55 UTC
veen : Folksonomies on Slashdot: revised, restated and summarized - False Positives on the state of tag-based metadata.
#6/01/2005 @ 17:05 UTC
Milo Vermeulen : taalpuristen.nl - het taalterreur-log
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6/01/2005 @ 16:55 UTC
Jeremy Zawodny : Big news... Six Apart and LiveJournal! - Big news... Six Apart and LiveJournal!: Brad exaplains the story
Simon Willison : Big news... Six Apart and LiveJournal! - Brad's post on the buy-out, with a detailed FAQ. (via) [via]
#6/01/2005 @ 16:55 UTC
jkottke : All of Starbucks' drinks, explained
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6/01/2005 @ 14:55 UTC
Matthew M. Boedicker : Enclothe - Original, Esoteric, Smart T-shirts
#6/01/2005 @ 14:28 UTC
Milo Vermeulen : Unicode Characters as Named and Numeric HTML Entities - Unicode Characters as Named and Numeric HTML Entities [via]
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6/01/2005 @ 11:55 UTC
Tristan Rivoallan : Digital Web Magazine - A-Z Indexes to Enhance Site Searching - Indexes to replace navigation
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6/01/2005 @ 08:55 UTC
Jason Shellen : CNN lets Tucker Carlson go - Thank you, Jon Stewart! [via Fury.com] #
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6/01/2005 @ 08:55 UTC
Jason Shellen : Six Apart Acquires LiveJournal - Not a rumor any longer. So technically this isn't a double post. #
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6/01/2005 @ 08:55 UTC
Jeremy Zawodny : Jessica Alba White Bikini - Jessica Alba White Bikini: this one's for you, Ray
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6/01/2005 @ 07:55 UTC
Isofarro : Podcasting's transcription dilemma - 'It's true that commuters and joggers don't need or want podcast transcripts, but it's disingenuous to suggest that nobody does.'
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6/01/2005 @ 07:55 UTC
Jeremy Zawodny : When Google adwords go wrong - When Google adwords go wrong: this shit always cracks me up
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6/01/2005 @ 07:55 UTC
Andy Baio : Livejournal confirms the rumored sale to Six Apart - Mena discusses the purchase, and Six Apart's Livejournal FAQ and press release
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6/01/2005 @ 07:55 UTC
jkottke : Let Adidas know that you'd like them to make a Team Zissou sneaker
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6/01/2005 @ 07:55 UTC
jkottke : Fox is documenting the return of Family Guy with a weblog - Nice lack of permalinks. Freakin' sweet!
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6/01/2005 @ 07:55 UTC
jkottke : Kyle Van Horn sent a camera via USPS with a message on it asking the postal workers en route to take photos with it - The camera arrived a week later with 24 good photos.
Rod Begbie : CameraMail - Fantastic -- Someone sends an exposed camera via USPS, asking postal workers to take photos. These are the results. [via] #
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6/01/2005 @ 07:07 UTC
Jeremy Zawodny : Microsoft is Funny - Microsoft is Funny: gotta love those japanese diagrams
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6/01/2005 @ 07:04 UTC
Jeremy Zawodny : Misuse of Legislation - Misuse of Legislation: we need an idiot act, not a patriot act
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6/01/2005 @ 07:01 UTC
Jeremy Zawodny : Arrogance at Apple - Arrogance at Apple: apple suing all the wrong people
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6/01/2005 @ 06:58 UTC
jkottke : Design Within Reach announces the winners of their annual Champagne Chair contest - Contestants must make tiny chairs out of champagne corks.
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6/01/2005 @ 06:55 UTC
jkottke : The Institute of physics commissioned a BMX bike trick to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Einstein's miracle year - The "Einstein Flip", worked out by pro rider Ben Wallace and physicist Helen Czerski, is what the kids would call a backwards 360 tabletop (I think).
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6/01/2005 @ 04:55 UTC
Richard MacManus : LiveJournal Stats - Given news that SixApart is buying LJ, these stats make very interesting reading. Check out Age Distribution (clustered around 15-20 year olds); 67% female users; 2.4 million "active in some way" accounts (5.6 million total).
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6/01/2005 @ 03:58 UTC
Jeremy Zawodny : A Tasty Way to Share Links - A Tasty Way to Share Links: del.icio.us in newsweek!
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6/01/2005 @ 03:55 UTC
Andy Baio : Apple suing Think Secret over Mac rumors - they want them to name names and stop leaking again [via] [via]
jkottke : Apple is suing Mac insider site Think Secret to get them to stop posting "trade secrets" and give up the names of their sources - Ick. I know how Mr. dePlume feels.
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6/01/2005 @ 02:52 UTC
Richard MacManus : Adam Bosworth: Economics and Sand Castles - Adam: "...the problem IT faces isn't sloppy languages. It is irrelevance. For much (although certainly not all) of the work IT does, IT is like children building sand castles on the beach and watching the tide roll in. That tide is highly customizable web
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6/01/2005 @ 02:48 UTC
Richard MacManus : USATODAY.com - Google units include social networking, photos, maps - "The 2005 mantra for the world's most popular search engine is "bringing more information you want."
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6/01/2005 @ 02:45 UTC
Richard MacManus : Eric Meyer: Don't Care About Market Share - "If you're trying to figure out what browsers to support (or not) in terms of layout consistency on a given site, then the answer is very easy. Whatever the site's access logs tell you. End. Of. Story!"
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6/01/2005 @ 02:42 UTC
Richard MacManus : Aaron Swartz on Google Library - "Do you hold the copyright on a book? Does your book have an ISBN? If you answered yes to both these questions, you don't have to wait for all this. You can simply sign up to Google Print, send Google a copy of your book, and they'll scan it in and OCR it
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6/01/2005 @ 02:39 UTC
Richard MacManus : Dan Gillmor's last Mercury News column before heading off into his own business - "...all media will eventually move around the world in little digital packages, called packets, that are the basic units of tomorrow's communications. The importance of this -- in decimating old businesses while improving most people's lives -- has not be
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6/01/2005 @ 02:36 UTC
Richard MacManus : John Batelle: Publisher-Driven Advertising (PDA) - "...imagine that, instead of buying into PPC networks or specific sites, advertisers release their ads onto the Internet."
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6/01/2005 @ 02:33 UTC
Richard MacManus : Clay Shirky: ur-message of Flickr use at ITP - "...this is what web services looks like when it's not "Web Services".� No SOAP, no UDDI, no BPML4WS, just good old REST-alicious modeling of resources, and an adopting population that wants to get things done. This is an easier and more labile ve
#6/01/2005 @ 02:29 UTC
Richard MacManus : Jon Udell on KnowNow's Web-native pub/sub technology and how it intersects with the RSS universe - One of his bullet points: "Using a network of pub/sub topics to manage, reorganize, and share RSS information flows." (note to self: also listen to this when I'm back in broadbandland!)
#6/01/2005 @ 02:26 UTC
Richard MacManus : Adam Rifkin: The Web Way - "The Web Way is a philosophy toward Web-based services" - good principles to live by in Web 2.0!
#6/01/2005 @ 02:23 UTC
Richard MacManus : Adam Mathes paper on Folksonomies - "Overall, although the term "classification"� is often used in relation to these systems, and has been used in this paper, what is going on is more like "categorization."� Categorization is generally less rigorous and boundaries are less c
#6/01/2005 @ 02:20 UTC
Richard MacManus : Rick Bruner's list of Business Blog Consulting Companies - There'll be one more to add soon. ;-)
#6/01/2005 @ 02:17 UTC
Simon Willison : The Cultural Divide Between LiveJournal and Six Apart - Commentary on the rumoured Six Apart purchase of LiveJournal.
#6/01/2005 @ 02:14 UTC
Simon Willison : Google Search: inurl:"MultiCameraFrame?Mode=" - Unsecured webcams, another Google Hack. (via) [via]
#6/01/2005 @ 02:11 UTC
Simon Willison : Introducing mod_parrot - One Apache module for all the Parrot languages.
#6/01/2005 @ 02:07 UTC
Simon Willison : The Urinals of the Millennium Dome - I've long been telling people that these were the highlight of my visit to the dome. (via) [via]
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6/01/2005 @ 02:04 UTC
Simon Willison : map.search.ch - Unbelievably slick XMLHttpRequest powered map interface. (via) [via]
Paul Hammond : [map.search.ch] - Karte: Schweiz
#6/01/2005 @ 02:01 UTC
Simon Willison : XOM Design Principles - Excellent guidelines for any API design.
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6/01/2005 @ 01:58 UTC
Simon Willison : ASCIIMathML.js - Translating ASCII math notation to Presentation MathML.
Kayode Okeyode : ASCIIMathML: Translating ASCII math notation to Presentation MathML
#6/01/2005 @ 01:55 UTC
Simon Willison : map.search.ch Launch - Technical blog entry about the awesome maps.search.ch.
#6/01/2005 @ 00:55 UTC
Ethan Marcotte : Drew McLellan is looking for work - It is your constitutional duty to hire this man. He rocks.
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