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Answering a hibernated cry for mercy. Another point for dynamic languages.
Drowning in the stream. Using Python 2.4’s generator expressions to emulate Scheme’s infinite streams.
Purple Numbers (for Wordpress) (via) A modified version of my plinks.js script.
Subtracting to greatness. The less syntax a language has the better.
To the MAN who DID his hoochie on my hood!! (via) Highly comical photo.
gmcp—gmail copy (via) Less impressive, but probably more useful thant GmailFS.
International Talk Like A Pirate Day. September 19—only 14 days to go!
Subversion 1.0 packages for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3. Apparently the RPMs on RHN are two years old.
Spammers embrace email authentication. “More spam than legitimate email is currently sent using Sender Policy Framework”
The Age of the Essay (via) More hacking and painting.
Markdown | Gadgetopia. I hadn’t quite grokked the importance of allowing links to become footnotes.
Programming, aesthetics, and religion. Another thoughtful post on programming languages from Ronaldo.
Afghanistan VoIP. Thanks to VoIP, Afghanistan shares a dial code with Northampton.
Zell Miller on John Kerry... in 2001 (via) How times have changed.
The Unpolitical Animal (via) A look at what influences the average voter. Fascinating reading no matter which side you are.
Blogzilla: And We’re Back!! Thanks to RSS, I never even noticed they’d gone.
Movable Type 3.1 Still a Developer Edition? It looks like MT is running up against the limitations of static publishing.
Screenscraping the Senate. Paul Ford’s new column for XML.com.
BarlowFriendz: Dancarchy Reigns! RNC protesting with a smile and a jiggle.
Learning Computer Science (via) I agree with most of this.
An Introduction to HTTP Fingerprinting (via) Identifying an HTTP server by probing its HTTP protocol support.
Wikipedia is beautiful. So says Tim Bray, eloquent as always.
manifesto.mp3 (via) The only audio blog you’ll ever need to hear. Hell yeah.
New Mozilla.org Design is Live (via) Very nice.
My impressions of the iMac G5. Russell Beattie entertains.
Creating Rich Applications with Mozilla, XUL, and AMP Technology (via) Slideshow in XUL: Mozilla browser required.
XML-RPC in JavaScript. Opens up some interesting remote scripting possibilities.
Perl state machine to scrape HTML. Great working example of a state machine in action.
State Machines. Eric Dobbs’ extensive series on state machines.
Embittered generals. Daniel Glazman on innovation outside the W3C.