OpenIDTuesday, 7th August 2007
Inline images are stored as data URI:s in the intermediate format (and usually also in the source documents), but since not all browsers support this format, the renderer replaces the data URI:s with HTTP pointers to an image cache directory.
— Fredrik Lundh 
10:52 am
DNS Pinning Explained. With diagrams. 11:01 am
Sweet Gig. SitePen seek “R&D Associate” to have fun hacking on Open Source software and researching whatever they think is important. 2:47 pm
ETags, ETags, ETags. They’re no magic bullet. 2:51 pm
jQuery in 15 minutes. A quick introduction I put together. Much more interesting in conjunction with Firebug powered demos. 
2:57 pm
Bruce Schneier interviews Kip Hawley. The head of the Transportation Security Administration in conversation with one of his most eloquent critics. 3:23 pm
dbpedia.org. They scrape Wikipedia and extract useful information from it so you don’t have to. 
3:24 pm
Dynamic Help in Web Forms. Luke Wroblewski catalogues patterns for providing contextual help. 4:01 pm
Atom Models. Building Python classes that act as utility wrappers around data stored in an lxml DOM object. 4:02 pm
CodePress. “Real Time Syntax Highlighting Editor written in JavaScript”. 10:49 pm
SproutCore (via) MVC JavaScript framework used to build the new .Mac Web Gallery application. 11:35 pm
