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Corrupt Techniques in Evidence Presentations (via) A new chapter from Edward Tufte’s Beautiful Evidence.
Internet Explorer drops support for bookmarklets? Latest patch prevents drag-n-drop to toolbar.
BBC—Comedy—Armando Iannucci. Finally, news on a DVD of “The Armando Iannucci Show”.
Macworld Expo and Web Standards: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly. Apparently the HTML export from Pages sucks, horribly.
Wikipedia:Wikipedia Day. Wikipedia, English edition turns 4.
The Stripper-FAQ (via) Surprisingly informative and not in the least bit sleazy.
Turn any iPod into an iPod Shuffle in 3 easy steps! “Now you can enjoy the iPod Shuffle’s cool new feature without having to go buy a new player.”
Russell Beattie reviews the iPod shuffle. Reconfirming his position as the world’s number one early adopter.
@media 2005. Web Standards / accessibility conference in London, with a great list of speakers but a painful registration fee.
iWork—Pages (via) Might make the Word Processing market interesting again.
iPod shuffle. Smaller than a pack of gum.
Mac mini. Small, cheap, pretty.
Picture of the iMac mini. I don’t think this is a fake.
www.imacmini.com. Interesting...
Rhino now supports E4X. Rhino is a JavaScript implementation in Java; E4X provides native XML support as a language feature.
Andy’s Sandbox (via) The PLink Abductor has been joined by a funky pullout technique.
podSites.com. Resources for creating mini websites to load on to iPods.
Emulating Prototyping of DOM Objects in Internet Explorer. Paul Sowden with another cunning JavaScript hack.
Overcoming Procrastination (via) Some very smart sounding advice.
Greasemonkey: Hacking the Web with JavaScript. Greasemonkey rocks! Here’s a simple tutorial from Michael Moncur.
Decorators and explanations. Adrian explains decorators, and shows how our CMS has evolved since I left.
Open source documentation (via) Wiki’s for technical docs. Note to Mozilla: PLEASE do this for your DOM support!
safari not running preventDefault and stopPropagation. I’ve been bitten by this too; anyone know of a workaround?
Publish or Be Damned. Excellent BBC Radio 4 program on the “open-access” movement in scientific publishing.
Chicago 2004. Photos from my trip to Chicago in September 2004.
Dan Gillmor on Grassroots Journalism. Dan’s on fire! A subscription to this blog is strongly recommended.
Truth and Bill Gates (via) Dan Gillmor’s outstanding response to the recent Bill Gates interview.
CSS: Mark-up guides. A smart way of reducing the CSS maintainability problem.
SxSW 2005: Confirmed Speakers. Whoa! It’s like an A-Z of cool people I’d like to meet.