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Folklore.org: Macintosh Stories (via) Anecdotes about the development of Apple’s original Macintosh computer, and the people who created it.
XML.com: Lightweight XML Search Servers [Jan. 21, 2004] (via) More fun with Python and libxml2
Joel on Software—Getting Your Resume Read. Advice you can’t afford to miss
Pwyky (A Python Wiki) (via) A neat little wiki in a single CGI file
Ned Batchelder: handyxml. Yet another XML object wrapper for Python, this time with full DOM method support included
cool-2b-real hacked? “Stranger ownZ you”
An Introduction to the Twisted Networking Framework [Jan. 15, 2004] (via) Yet Another Twisted Article
Simple thread pools. Writing threaded Python apps using workers and queues
Edward Tufte: Ask E.T. forum. Great forum for information design
Python, Readline, and Mac OS X. Includes an awesome Panther one-liner to install readline support
pythonmac.org (via) Mac OS X Python Resources
What are the differences between a vocabulary, a taxonomy, a thesaurus, an ontology, and a meta-model? IA definitions++
Countries I have visited (via) I really want to visit South America some time
MySQL tips. Rob Hudson’s tips on MySQL paging and vertical result sets
My Yahoo! RSS Beta Launched. The “adaptive polling cycle” on the crawler sounds like fun
Primate Photo Gallery. Pictures of monkeys. I like monkeys.
10 reasons why RSS is not ready for prime time. The title says it all
CSS Hacks—HTML-only Filters Summary. Hiding CSS using HTML filters
Bring Me Your Regexs! I Will Create HTML To Break Them! “Parsing HTML is a solved problem. Use a library.”
integrating javascript into stylesheets (via) It’s a shame this trick doesn’t appear to work in user stylesheets
When Word-to-XML conversion gets nasty. “it is impossible to automatically convert unstructured sources into structured formats”
NAA Digital Edge Winners Announced. We won best entertainment site for Lawrence.com :)
Netcat 1.10 Readme. Ultra useful command-line networking tool
Beware of Strangers. Neat anti-comment spam idea: watch out for IP addresses that have never visted your site before
non-consensual http user tracking using caches. Interesting security issue involving HTTP caching headers
New Technorati Infrastructure beta test! (via) It certainly feels faster
64 bit immediates in Python. Low level language geekery
Graphics from the command line (via) Tutorial for ImageMagick’s command line tools
Anil Dash: Microsoft *nix. What if Microsoft shipped “Linux for Windows”?
Yahoo! Research Labs (via) I wonder where they got this idea from...