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XML.com: Automated Tree Drawing: XSLT and SVG. Includes a recursive text parser in XSLT. May cause your brain to melt.
LJWorld.com: Bank robbed in south Lawrence. All of our reporters are armed with camera phones.
Full text RSS on MSDN gets turned off. RSS doesn’t scale.
Safari Menu Bar Tip. Command click right on the text in the title bar.
PostgreSQL startup items for MacOS X (via) Thank you! I’ve been wanting this for months.
OS X Security Update 2004-09-07 (via) Plenty of important fixes; a must-have.
In a secret Paris cavern, the real underground cinema (via) Secret cinemas in the catacombs of Paris.
Spotlight-like livesearch added (via) XmlHTTPRequest strikes again!
Mozilla/Firefox: Javascript Console In Sidebar. So useful!
Joel on Software—It’s Not Just Usability. More social software design thinking from Joel.
Sell Side Advertising: A New Model? Intriguing: ads spread virally, publishers pick the ones they like.
The Science of Word Recognition (via) Microsoft’s Typography site is a diamond in the rough.
LazyChat. I’m trying this right now, AIM: heknuks
Bush: OB-GYNs Kept from ’Practicing Their Love’. Best Bushism Ever.
Successful Lisp (via) Free online Lisp book.
Extending Columns. Smarter columns with smart backgrounds.
Year of Python. Completely off topic, but wouldn’t it be fun to have a geek calendar based on programming languages?
Why a CSS Website Layout Will Make You Money (via) I hereby declare Trenton Moss the most prolific author on the web.
Is Multiply simplifying the world? Maybe in one sense... Well dodgy: multiply.com can “import” your Orkut / Friendster profiles.
Why I don’t recommend Firefox. The average user needs more mollycoddling.
Missing Keystrokes in OS X (via) Emacs style keybindings are available in all Cocoa apps.
Brits turning into computer buffs. Personally I find it shocking that only 75% of adults have used a computer.
The Curse of Dick Cheney (via) With material like this, how can the Democrat campaign be so weak?
Why does anyone put up with this? Windows spyware is completely out of control.
Another less sleepy alternative to Hibernate. Ian demonstrates SQLObject.
Bye-bye CVS. I’ve been Subverted. I didn’t know about “svn diff -r PREV”.
Hook Scripts in Subversion. Running a script before or after a commit.
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.