16/03/2005 @ 23:56 GMT
kellan : Identity: toward an internet publicity policy - What is possible when everyone knows your a dog? #
François Nonnenmacher : Identity: toward an internet publicity policy - From "on the internet, no one knows you are a dog�?" to "offline, no one knows you are a talented photographer, that you want to learn Italian, that you discover great links or know some great people�"
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16/03/2005 @ 23:56 GMT
Richard Rutter : Microsoft to release six new typefaces - And they look extremely good. Please can we have them on OS X?. [via What Do I Know]
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16/03/2005 @ 21:55 GMT
kaninka.net : Nýtt letur frá Microsoft
Rod Begbie : The Next Big Thing in Online Type - MS launching new "Corefonts" in 2006 to replace Verdana, Tahoma, etc. [via] #
Paul Hammond : Poynter Online - The Next Big Thing in Online Type - Beginning in 2006, Microsoft says it will ship with its operating system and other software products six brand new typefaces created especially for extended on-screen reading
Andy Baio : Microsoft previews new screen fonts shipping with Longhorn - surprisingly tasteful, but how do they look at 9px aliased? [via] [via]
jkottke : Here's a look at the new screen fonts that Microsoft will start shipping in 2006 - "The Microsoft collection includes two serif, three sans serif, and a monospaced face for use in programming environments. They are intended to be text typefaces as opposed to display faces that are used in larger sizes for headlines."
plasticbag : Microsoft's new fonts designed for screen and print use - The article seems to imply that these should be used for web use - hopefully designers won't be stupid enough to go along with that...
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16/03/2005 @ 20:57 GMT
kellan : Current status of lucene4c - Come along way since last I checked. What what would need to happen to make it the basis of lucene4r? #
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16/03/2005 @ 20:57 GMT
Isofarro : The Acid2 Challenge - Hakon Wium Lie and WaSP set down an acid test challenge for IE7. Excellent idea!
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16/03/2005 @ 20:57 GMT
Anne van Kesteren : draft-ietf-atompub-format-06 - Now with rel="via" and IRIs. #
Isofarro : The Atom Syndication Format draft 6 - Tim Bray says the end is now in sight. We're expecting draft 7 to be the one to go into IETF's last call process.
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16/03/2005 @ 20:57 GMT
Anne van Kesteren : Microsoft to release six new typefaces - Interesting. #
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16/03/2005 @ 20:56 GMT
Nelson Minar : Molyneaux: The Room - When game designers experiment. Sounds cool.
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16/03/2005 @ 20:56 GMT
jimray : FCC member Kevin Martin will replace Michael Powell - Well, he can't be much WORSE of a chariman
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16/03/2005 @ 20:55 GMT
Paul Hammond : Wonderland: Tim O'Reilly's Radar - Notes on What Tim Said to open this year's Emerging Technology Conference
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16/03/2005 @ 20:55 GMT
Paul Hammond : plasticbag.org | weblog | Folksonomy vs. Fauxonomy - When I found out it was folksonomy I was a little disappointed, to be honest
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16/03/2005 @ 20:55 GMT
Andy Baio : NYT on newspapers closing their archives - the irony is thick; they argue for pay archives throughout [via] [via]
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16/03/2005 @ 20:55 GMT
Andy Baio : BoingBoing Butler - Greasemonkey script to remove all non-content from BB [via] [via]
cobra libre : boingboing butler - de-junks the boing boing interface [via] #
Rod Begbie : BoingBoing Butler - Get rid of the porn ads and assorted other whoring on BoingBoing. If it could block Xeni too, then it'd be perfect. [via] #
jimray : Curiosity is bliss: BoingBoing Butler - Removes all the extraneous cruft from BoingBoing - now if only there were a filter to make it not suck [via Waxy]
Steve Cook : BoingBoing Butler - Using Greasemonkey to enhance weblog readability. This sort of thing will make Dave Winer's head burst like an overripe melon.
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16/03/2005 @ 20:55 GMT
Andy Baio : Washington Post on Creative Commons - some unlikely mainstream media coverage [via] [via]
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16/03/2005 @ 19:56 GMT
Nelson Minar : Cory at ETech - "All Complex Ecosystems have Parasites"
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16/03/2005 @ 19:56 GMT
plasticbag : The future of web development is here - Or is it just a passing fetish?
Nelson Minar : Ruby on Rael - via irc.freenode.net/#etech
Paul Hammond : Ruby on Rael - The future of web apps development.
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16/03/2005 @ 19:56 GMT
jimray : Nifty Corners - Pure CSS rounded corners [via /popular]
Simon Willison : Nifty Corners - Rounded corners with no images and no crufty markup (JavaScript required).
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16/03/2005 @ 19:56 GMT
jimray : Yahoo gets into blogging, social networking - Yahoo is kicking ass right now, they'll do well with this
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16/03/2005 @ 19:55 GMT
Andy Baio : Screenshots of Will Wright's Spore game - insanely expansive scope, simulating every scale from amoeba to galaxies [via] [via]
Nelson Minar : Spore screenshots - interesting visual style (via Waxy)
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16/03/2005 @ 19:55 GMT
Andy Baio : New Dr. Who leaked online deliberately to build buzz - someone "leaked" a TV pilot recently by sending me a DV tape in an unmarked envelope
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16/03/2005 @ 19:55 GMT
Andy Baio : Goombah - Mac app to provide music recommendations by comparing available iTunes shares; uses BitTorrent to transfer profile info around [via] [via]
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16/03/2005 @ 18:56 GMT
Isofarro : Net surfing for those unable to see - '[Amazon.com] 'Imagemaplinkrefequals!' it barked. And, 'blankblankblank!''
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16/03/2005 @ 18:56 GMT
Nelson Minar : George Dyson... - ...is Senator Palpatine. Awesome photo from etech.
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16/03/2005 @ 18:56 GMT
jimray : Microsoft's del.icio.us killer? - Still really alpha - I couldn't get it to work for me, even on Win/IE
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16/03/2005 @ 18:55 GMT
Andy Baio : Yahoo 360° beta - Yahoo's entry into the blog and social networking market, without Flickr or Six Apart? [via] [via]
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16/03/2005 @ 18:55 GMT
Andy Baio : Clocky - an alarm clock that hides from you every day after hitting snooze [via] [via]
Rod Begbie : Clocky -- The clock for people who have trouble getting out of bed. - I. Need. This. [via] #
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16/03/2005 @ 18:55 GMT
Andy Baio : Hand-powered iPod shuffle - useful, if you're stranded on a deserted isle
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16/03/2005 @ 18:55 GMT
Andy Baio : Comcast and TiVo finally team up - good for TiVo, but great for Comcast customers because their PVRs suck
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16/03/2005 @ 18:55 GMT
Andy Baio : Game Gardens - build and host your own multiplayer games with a Java toolkit! from the brilliant people behind Puzzle Pirates [via] [via]
Rod Begbie : Game Gardens - The Puzzle Pirates folks open up their infrastructure and toolkit to allow anyone to create multi-player games. Awesome. [via] #
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16/03/2005 @ 17:57 GMT
mbertier : Hubble Heritage Gallery of Images [via] #
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16/03/2005 @ 17:57 GMT
kellan : Doug Cutting on configuring Lucene for Technorati - Why do I feel like shouting 'Bingo!' #
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16/03/2005 @ 17:56 GMT
kayodeok : Google Sets - Automatically create sets of items from a few examples
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16/03/2005 @ 17:56 GMT
kayodeok : A9.com > OpenSearch - OpenSearch is a collection of technologies, all built on top of popular open standards, to allow content providers to publish their search results in a format suitable for syndication
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16/03/2005 @ 17:56 GMT
kayodeok : Spyware Defined! - "Silent background use of an Internet backchannel connection MUST BE PRECEDED by a complete and truthful disclosure of proposed backchannel usage, followed by the receipt of explicit, informed, consent for such use"
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16/03/2005 @ 17:55 GMT
Andy Baio : SXSW revokes press passes for Chunklet and others - for drawing attention away from SXSW with popular day parties
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16/03/2005 @ 17:55 GMT
jkottke : Short interview with Harold McGee about the updated version of his classic On Food and Cooking
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16/03/2005 @ 17:55 GMT
jkottke : Amazon is searching inside its library for "statistically improbable phrases" - A good way to discover proto-memes.
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16/03/2005 @ 17:55 GMT
jkottke : Doogie Howser, M.D. Season One, quite possibly the most worthless DVD release ever - Sometimes the Long Tail should be a little shorter.
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16/03/2005 @ 17:55 GMT
jkottke : Timeline: A History of Communications 35,000 BC - 1998 AD
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16/03/2005 @ 17:55 GMT
jkottke : Yahoo! 360 - Looks like Yahoo! has created its own version of Livejournal (blogs + social networking)...Flickr will fit into this nicely. ;)
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16/03/2005 @ 16:55 GMT
jkottke : NY Times mentions bugmenot.com in a story about dealing with annoyances
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16/03/2005 @ 16:55 GMT
jkottke : Panoramic view of the protests in Beirut, Lebanon
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16/03/2005 @ 14:56 GMT
kayodeok : How-to: Erase Old Hard Disks - With a Linux boot disk and a little patience, you can securely and easily erase your old hard disks
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16/03/2005 @ 14:55 GMT
kayodeok : WebDog webcam - "Somewhere out there in the fabric of spacetime exists a web camera, shaped like a dog, with a camera lens for a nose"
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16/03/2005 @ 14:55 GMT
kayodeok : Hardware security sneaks into PCs - but Microsoft's plans to take advantage of the Technology has been delayed until longhorn - Computer makers have started selling desktops and notebooks with so-called trusted computing hardware, which allows security-sensitive applications to lock down data to a specific PC
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16/03/2005 @ 13:56 GMT
Anne van Kesteren : Using XPCOM in JavaScript without leaking - "Despite this, it's easy to write JavaScript code that leaks. It's easy to to write leaky code in any garbage-collected language." [via] #
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16/03/2005 @ 13:55 GMT
Anne van Kesteren : ?Just? use HTTP - An update to his earlier presentation. [via] #
kayodeok : Just use HTTP - A user's comment: "If you ?get? this slide, you maybe need to get a life. (An excellent presentation from Sam Ruby ? 125 slides of pure headache material.)"
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16/03/2005 @ 12:55 GMT
kayodeok : Hack most wireless LANs in minutes! - In the past, a hacker had to wait long periods of time for legitimate traffic on a wireless LAN to collect 10 million packets to break a WEP key. Instead of waiting for hours or even days for those packets, now you only need 200,000 packets to break WEP
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16/03/2005 @ 09:55 GMT
kayodeok : Newsmashing - The new technique that will change blogging forever. - What is Newsmashing? Think back to college. When you got a term paper back, it only took a few seconds to spot your transgressions - all you had to do was look for bright red ink, passages highlighted in yellow, or the dreaded "See me" sticky note
jkottke : Paul Boutin on newsmashing, or the remixing of the news
Wayne Burkett : Newsmashing - The new technique that will change blogging forever - Cue the anti-AutoLink crowd's whining about losing the ability to control how *their* content is viewed. #
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16/03/2005 @ 09:55 GMT
kayodeok : MoonEdit - Tom Dobrowolski's multi-platform collaborative text editor - "Every co-author can edit the shared document at any time, from any place, and at the same time! There's no need to send files via FTP or to compare documents when multiple users need to make changes to it independently"
znarf : MoonEdit - Tom Dobrowolski's multi-platform collaborative text editor. A free Windows/Linux concurrent to SubEthaEdit [via] #
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16/03/2005 @ 09:55 GMT
kayodeok : CSS Library - A CSS Resource - "CSS Library is a spinoff of CSS Vault. While CSS Vault is a repository of great designs and links to good sources of CSS information across the internet, CSS Library is an actual source of CSS information"
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Jason Shellen : Female bloggers pitch 'Bloghercon' to gain visibility - I for one welcome our new female overlords. #
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16/03/2005 @ 06:55 GMT
Jason Shellen : Google X - An alternate Google interface that pays homage to Apple OS X from Google Labs. #
Andy Baio : GoogleX - Google's silly little tribute to OS X [via] [via]
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16/03/2005 @ 06:55 GMT
jimray : The fucking bloggies - "No, I hate the Bloggies because they are precisely the sort of toe-curling self-congratulatory meaningless in-crowd circle-jerk that makes me feel a bit ashamed when I am forced to describe linkbunnies.org as a 'weblog'." Right on.
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16/03/2005 @ 05:55 GMT
Matthew M. Boedicker : The Gardner Heist, details of unsolved 1990 Boston art heist
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16/03/2005 @ 04:56 GMT
Matthew M. Boedicker : Dunkin' Donuts - a more perfect pastry
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16/03/2005 @ 04:55 GMT
Andy Baio : Google Local adds business registration tools - makes perfect sense; "manage your own damn info!" [via] [via]
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Andy Baio : Apple developing 2-button mouse - finally seeing the light, and making Macs even more attractive to PC users [via] [via]
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16/03/2005 @ 03:55 GMT
Paul Hammond : mapping flickr - * works with flickr to make maps
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16/03/2005 @ 03:55 GMT
Wayne Burkett : Sam Ruby: Don't Panic - '"Just" use HTTP.' Yeah, right. #
Paul Hammond : Sam Ruby: Don't Panic - ?Just? use HTTP.
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16/03/2005 @ 03:55 GMT
Paul Hammond : heyblog: EtCon vs. SXSW - the panels at SX just did not challenge the audiences in any way. There was just so much agreement everywhere.
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16/03/2005 @ 02:55 GMT
deusx : SuperTab - Do all your insert-mode completion with Tab! : vim online - Wow, now this is hott.
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16/03/2005 @ 02:55 GMT
Andy Baio : Amaztype, generates words from Amazon thumbnails - for example, hacks [via] [via]
plasticbag : Amaztype - awesomely beautiful book search engine using the Amazon API - It creates the search terms out of the books it brings back. You can click on the books too. Sweet.
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16/03/2005 @ 02:55 GMT
Andy Baio : A9's OpenSearch - add in any third-party search service into A9
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16/03/2005 @ 02:55 GMT
Andy Baio : Beatallica suit dropped, band coming back - thanks to Lars Ulrich, of all people
mbertier : Beatallica back, thanks to Lars Ulrich, fair use crusader. - "Ulrich says he believes that cover bands, mash-ups, and the right to re-interpret art on the internet are things worth fighting for." -- Ulrich == metallica drummer #
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16/03/2005 @ 01:55 GMT
Simon Willison : Making Light: Virtual panel participation - Excellent thinking on the subject of online community moderation.
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16/03/2005 @ 00:55 GMT
cobra libre : hairstyles of victorian gentlemen [via] #
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