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memcache_engine. A memcached storage engine for MySQL.
FlickrBlog: Geotagging—one day later. Over a million photos geotagged in 24 hours.
Using CrackLib to require stronger passwords (with Django). Uses a custom validator.
Flickr launches geocoding. Really great job—congrats Dan Catt and the rest of the team.
Next-Gen DVD Support Yanked from 32-Bit Vista. Stuff like this should greatly accelerate the coming DRM backlash.
The “add a class name” JavaScript widget philosophy. Dustin makes a good argument against it.
RSS CAPTCHA Prototype. Accessible captchas based on RSS feeds from friends’ sites.
Blow to inventors as Segway banned (via) Segways banned in the UK! That sucks.
Urwid. Text console application library for Python.
Hadoop. Open-source Google File System / map-reduce equivalent. Apparently scales amazingly well.
Web Inspector Gains New Eyes for Metrics, Properties. Debugging in Safari gets better again. Really neat Metrics view.
TradeMe: Big Fish In A Small Pond. Localization matters.
GopherNow—Late night food and more. Inspired by Lawrence.com?
del.icio.us/tag/openidconsumer. Help me build a list of sites that let you log in with OpenID.
Mapping the Roads, One Off-Ramp at a Time Page. How those GPS mapping trucks work.
Parsing XML can open network sockets (via) Yikes. Something to bare in mind.
[xsl] Replace newline characters(\n) with <br>. This is why I’m not a fan of XSLT for templating.
If It’s Not Nailed Down, Steal It. Pattern Matching, S-Expressions, and Domain Specific Languages in Ruby.
DateBocks—Intuitive Date Input Selection. A better version of my better date input script, packaged as a Rails Engine.
The Auto-Admin Ecosystem. Streamlined developer’s roundup of alternatives.
HOWTO: Adding an RSS feed to a Subversion Server. Using post-commit hooks and some Python.
10 Cool Things About The New Yahoo! Photos. The new Photos interface is a beautiful piece of work. Scott is an absolute wizzard.
Bradley Horowitz on Interestingness. The concept of user-discovered content is very useful.
Dapper. Ambitious attempt to make screen scraping available to the masses.
Bruce Schneier Facts. “SSL is invulnerable to man-in-the-middle attacks. Unless that man is Bruce Schneier.”
Opera Skin: Tango CL. Great skin for Opera—makes the OS X version far less of an eyesore.
re2c. A faster lex with a focus on regex matching.
Pub Standards on the 15th. “It’s nearly Autumn” beer.
Gallions Reach. 3D graphics in Opera 9, courtesy of the JavaScript demo scene.