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Will Mono Become the Preferred Platform for Linux Development? (via) Excellent overview of Mono from ONLamp.com.
“Unknown Soldier” Speaks Out To Bring Troops Home :: Intervention Magazine :: War, Politics, Culture (via) Fascinating
Greetings From the John Kerry for President HQ. Cam lands on his feet after the Clark campaign.
Overreaction. Absolutely storming rant from Russell about America’s culture of fear.
Boing Boing: We’re a Movable Type blog now! Archive pages suck less.
Naming Classes—Do It Once And Do It Right (via) Some great tips.
Column Two: The quality of yours indexers matters. Metadata remains ridiculously hard to gather.
Photo Matt : Code is Food. Why the Locker Gnome thing is upsetting.
Semantic data extractor (via) Structured markup advocacy tool.
CouchSurfing. Stay on random people’s couches. Inspired.
Feedster at One Year. “With a little help from our friends”
Rounded Corners in CSS (via) Using :before and :after, so no show in IE.
Joel on Software—Back to Basics. And oldie but still worth re-reading.
Essential utility: “screen”. Multiple terminals in a single session.
Jay-Z Construction Set (via) The logical conclusion of Grey Tuesday.
A Transforming Experience for Content Management? (via) Good overview of XSLT 2.0.
Know Your Enemy (via) A great series of essays about defending against script kiddies.
Divmod.Org :: Nevow. a next-generation web application templating system
Experience Google’s new look. Via a clever bookmarklet that changes your cookie.
Fixing IE. I wax lyrical about IE7 on my SitePoint blog.
IE7: Intro. Multiple fixes for missing IE features using Javscript and CSS.
The Exorcist in 30 seconds (via) (and re-enacted by bunnies)
Where Is My Gay Apocalypse? (via) Over 3,500 gay marriages and, what, no hellfire? I was promised hellfire. And riots. What gives?
And the award for the best award... (via) An awards ceremony for award ceremonies. You couldn’t make this stuff up.
Unappetizing? (via) If there’s no such thing as bad publicity, the Spong Monkeys are about to take over the world.
World Subways. Displayed on the same scale.
Tcl for Web Nerds. TCL is the embedded scripting language for the open source AOLServer.