OpenIDSunday, 7th January 2007
More home improvements
I’ve had an offline Christmas, not entirely through choice (broadband at my Dad’s new place in rural France isn’t working yet) but welcome. I did have my laptop with me, and I’m using Bazaar for version control so being offline isn’t a barrier to checking in code. I’ve just rolled out a bunch of new features that I put together over the past few days. [... 514 words]
DjangoID. Django-based OpenID server for hosting your own (or someone else’s) identity. 
9:54 pm
Groovy 1.0 is done. They finally got to 1.0! 
10:18 pm
Browser Cache Usage—Exposed! Includes real numbers for browser cache usage on some of Yahoo!’s most popular pages. 10:20 pm
OpenID for non-SuperUsers. Sam Ruby explains the key concepts of OpenID that many first-time users tend to miss. 10:21 pm
Why don’t we have a .bank or .bank.country_code TLD that’s regulated by the same people that regulate the banks themselves?
— Dean Wilson 10:22 pm
The Dojo Offline Toolkit. The Dojo Offline Toolkit will be a small, cross-platform, generic download that enables web applications to work offline. 10:24 pm
Writing a Jokosher extension. I like the way API calls are made through an API object passed to the extension’s startup function. 10:25 pm
MoneySavingExpert. Don’t let the cheesy design fool you; this site actually has some really useful (apparently trustworthy) UK personal finance advice. 
10:32 pm
The server understood the request, but is refusing to fulfill it because you’re coming from digg.com and the proprieter of this system is frankly terrified by you people.
— Ryan Tomayko 10:34 pm
ephemeral profiles (cuz losing passwords is common amongst teens). Lost your password? Create a new profile; you had too many friends you didn’t know anyway. 10:37 pm
