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Behind the Scenes at News Aggregator Topix.Net. An interesting operation.
A National ID Card Wouldn’t Make Us Safer. Someone needs to show this to the UK government.
It’s red, not pink. Eric’s latest book looks very different in the flesh.
Duck and Cover (via) The original video, brought to you by the Internet Archive.
XHTML Quicktime Object. A standards Compliant method for adding Quicktime movies to pages.
Normalizing Syndicated Feed Content. “...you are guaranteed to get it wrong an unknown percentage of the time.”
Groovy: Closures. I’d nearly written Groovy off as a pointless Jython clone, but it actually has some interesting features.
Customer service droid cartoon on Penny Arcade. It may be about AT&T, but it could easily apply to Sprint as well.
Gmail accessibility. Mark Pilgrim: “The only way Gmail could be less accessible is if the entire site were built in Flash.”
More Eric Meyer on CSS (via) The pinkest book in the world, ever.
How to bribe the Maitre D (via) It’s easier than you think.
The Problem With Music (via) The producer of Nirvana’s “In Utero” shows how a band’s members can earn $4,000 each for a 250,000 selling album.
Problem Solving Flowchart (via) An oldy but a goldy.
PEAR/PECL Weekly Summaries (via) Keep up to date on PEAR without following the mailing list.
Subservient Chicken exposed! (via) An insider look at the smartest advertising meme in a long time.
Subservient Chicken (via) This is amazing. Tell the chicken to do things. Be inventive.
Downloading music gets more expensive (via) Recording Industry: “How can we screw our customers even more?”
www.nsa.gov/kids (via) I like Crypto Cat.
BBspot—W3C Announces New Features for CSS. "... CSS will support a new type of padding: padding_outside_of_the_friggin_element. Let’s see them mess that one up.â€
The Memory Management Reference (via) For future reference.
How To Sell Accessibility. Acts as a guide to selling standards as well.
Jeffrey Veen: Editorial vs. Advertising. The screenshot will leave you speechless.
A systematic demolition of “A Systematic Approach To Cross-browser DHTML Support”. Dori puts the boot in. DHTML isn’t hard!
About LOAF. Share your hashed address book and tell when a new contact is a friend-of-a-friend.
Film-strip rollovers. Similar technique to pixy’s, but with Javascript.
BusinessWeek.com Has Slow News Day. Site optimization case study.
CanyonBridge Slips into Web Services Orchestration (via) Recreating applications in a browser window.
“Scripting Language” My Arse: Using Python for Voice over IP (via) More about voice over IP protocols than you ever wanted to know.