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Resources for WordPress. WordPress is mentioned on the front page of Linux Journal this month.
Hiring. No False Positives. Why Google and Microsoft have such high standards.
Quicksilver: moving around and training yourself (via) More QuickSilver tips from Merlin, the world’s most useful blogger.
Edwards: No military draft if Democrats win (via) Is the draft about to become a campaign issue?
This Old Blog, Part I. Tom at Gadgetopia has some great thoughts on combinign a blog with its admin interface.
“Willie the Warlock” by Billy Q. Effinger (via) Best song ever, now with comments!
Critical Mozilla Vulnerabilities Fixed in New Versions. Various buffer overflows, fixed in Firefox PR 1.0.
Microsoft warns of poisoned picture peril. Now opening a JPEG can get you in trouble.
Spread Firefox. They’re aiming for 1,000,000 downloads in 10 days.
Google Search: “index of /mp3” (via) Woohoo!
Willie the Warlock (MP3) (via) Best. Song. Ever. We’ve been listening to this at work all week.
isnoop.net gmail invite spooler (via) A great way to offload your excess invites.
RSS bookmark feeds. Thoughts on live bookmarks for bookmark sharing from Paul Hammond.
Mozilla Firefox—Live Bookmarks (via) Whoa! RSS support built in to Firefox, with a very smart interface.
RFC 3229: Delta encoding in HTTP (via) A solution to the RSS bandwidth problem?
Homestar Runner Wiki. Recently upgraded to MediaWiki.
TIME Magazine Cover: America’s Border. Time do Goatse.
Poynter Online—E-Media Tidbits. Rob Curley (my boss) gets a good write-up from Poynter.
The DRM Debacle. “... the whole idea is broken and going to cause severe damage and pain for content vendors, technology vendors, and ordinary folks who just want to go on with life.”
webkit2png 0.3. I finally started playing with this: it’s fantastic.
PDF Browser Plugin. No more PDFs littering my desktop on OS X.
Are you better off now than you were four years ago? (via) It’s the economy, stupid! Vicious employment graphs, available as postcards.
hackdiary: del.icio.us experiments. Sexy Python API for del.icio.us.
Dynamic RSS Feeds and Bandwidth Consumption. A neat solution to badly behaved aggregators from Nick Bradbury.
VeriSign’s conflict of interest creates new threat. They’re the fox guarding the hen house.
Photo Matt: RSS Bandwidth Usage. Matt makes the case for RSS scaling just fine if you’re smart about it.
lgf: Bush Guard Documents: Forged (via) I tried this myself in MS Word on OS X—the spacing lined up exactly.
XML.com: Wrestling HTML. Uche Ogbuji on ways to convert HTML to XML using Python.