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Auto complete comes of age. My take on Google Suggest.
Dynamic Java. What happens when leaders from Java, Python, Perl, Parrot, Jython and Groovy get together in one room.
Cartoon Skeletal Systems. Creepy :)
Spyware on My Machine? So What? (via) Utterly depressing review of attitudes to spyware.
Game Studies (via) “... a crossdisciplinary journal dedicated to games research ...”
’We will be able to live to 1,000’. Sign me up :)
The Homosexual Agenda (via) Leaked at last.
Writing serious Perl: The absolute minimum you need to know. Pleasantly concise introduction to Perl packages and classes.
The virtues of XML-RPC (via) Brent Simmons advocates.
First Look at Firefox-Based Netscape. Interestingly enough, there’s a “display like IE” option.
Could it be any uglier? The new AOL/Netscape browser (based on Firefox) looks, well, horrible.
HTACCESS Wrappers with PHP (via) Perform magic.
Optimizing JavaScript for Execution Speed (via) Performance tips from Andy King
Building a Metadata-Based Website. Meta-food for thought.
Python 2.4. Woohoo! It’s been released.
Ten Most Wanted Design Bugs. My favourite is unexplained greyed-out menu items.
Python Parsing Tools (via) Ned’s compilation of Python parsing libraries.
Mozilla Firefox article on Wikipedia. Today’s featured article.
TrackBack and Pingback supported by CNET News.com (via) Blog technolog goes mainstream.
Bug Report (via) PPK’s latest, an interactive CSS browser bug database. Fantastic!
Tim Bray: Opening Everything. “... the days when the recipe for success included wrapping the engineering in a veil of secrecy, those days are gone.”
XUL Filemanager (via) Really, really impressive technology demo. Firefox required.
RFC 1925: The Twelve Networking Truths. “This memo documents the fundamental truths of networking for the Internet community.”
Introducing Java 5. It seems to mainly fix common irritations, which can’t be a bad thing.
S5: A Simple Standards-Based Slide Show System (via) If you haven’t checked it out yet, do so. It’s great.
Hack your way out of writer’s block. I frickin’ LOVE Merlin Mann.
Metafilter new user signups are open. Requires a $5 one-time donation.
Google Scholar. Search academic papers. Invaluable for degree course final year projects.
The Man Behind the FedEx Logo (via) An interview, mostly about the subliminal arrow.