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A heartwarming Ubuntu tale. Ubuntu advocates itself.
Google Blog Search (via) It’s very simple, and appears to do exactly what you’d expect.
Lighttpd launchd item for OS X 10.4. This technique looks generally applicable.
Python for XUL scripting. As promised at ETech.
scribbly. Greasemonkey + canvas.
JavaScript—Edit text. PPK experiments with inline editing.
CSS Table Gallery (via) A gallery of CSS styled data tables.
DHTML Image Cropping Interface. Nice bit of JavaScript.
A movie about Trusted Computing (via) Beautifully animated.
Edubuntu. Ubuntu variant for use in the classroom.
Firefox 1.5-compatible Greasemonkey beta now available. I’d been waiting for this.
Django Powered Sites. 15 listed so far.
XMLHTTP notes: abort() and Mozilla bug. PPK finds the bugs so you don’t have to.
Lumberjack, the cross-platform JavaScript logger and console. Neat tool for debugging in place of alert statements.
Simple graphical calculator with canvas. By Arvid Jakobsson.
Using SVG for paths in Google Maps with Deer Park. Mind bending Google Maps API hackery.
Productivity in the Trenches, or, Djangoism Saves. Jeremy Voorhis is nearly finished writing a major Django application.
Newent Onion Fayre 2005. This year’s Onion Fayre was something of a wash-out.
The iTunes 5 Announcement From the Perspective of an Anthropomorphized Brushed Metal User Interface Theme. Brilliant.
Ruby, Python, “Power”. AN excellent comparison of various language features.
[Greasemonkey] Monkey Do. User script that automatically posts interesting things to del.icio.us.
A comparison of Django with Rails. Nails the differences pretty well.
Dallas PyCon 2006 (via) It’s over a weekend, February 23rd to 26th.
Chapter 4. Common Patterns [Dive Into Greasemonkey]. Greasemonkey patterns.
Mozilla Corp. in 12 simple items. Daniel Glazman clears up the confusion.
MagicLine. Greasemonkey + microformats killer app. You just HAVE to check this out.
decaffeinated: Multiplicity. Outstanding multiple background demo—Safari 1.3+ only.
Beautiful Code, Spring 2003: Syllabus (via) Ka-Ping Yee’s Python course. Learn from the best.
Multiple CSS backgrounds in Safari. The first comment includes a link to a demo.
Adrian is leaving the Journal-World. This opens an excellent Python job opportunity in Kansas.