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Jeremy Zawodny : Palo Alto Airport Association - Palo Alto Airport Association: might be handy
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Linkorama : Great To See You. Just Not Around Here - If I’m frank, one of the enjoyable aspects of that small bar around the corner is that I’m not going to bump into you.
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Linkorama : Open Web Foundation - The Open Web Foundation is an independent non-profit dedicated to the development and protection of open, non-proprietary specifications for web technologies.
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Linkorama : First Stab: Guiding Principles for the Open Web Foundation - The OWF is an organization to facilitate community efforts to create technical specifications that conform to the ethos that anyone can use the specification and nobody “owns” the specification or its ideas. Towards that end, the following principles
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Linkorama : /Message: Corante Is Dying? - Many2Many was once a hotbed of leading thought on social software, but the last post is a 28 February announcement by Clay Shirky about his book. danah boyd's last post there is 13 November 2007, David Weinberger's 25 July 2007, and Ross Mayfiel
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Andy Baio : Vimeo decides to ban and delete gaming videos - reminds me of Flickr's screenshot battle, but they never deleted photos
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27/07/2008 @ 19:00 GMT
Andy Baio : Recursive Motivational Poster - [via]
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Linkorama : The Long Hallway - The flexibility that comes with this organizational method gives people an opportunity to balance their work and their lives—to see daylight once in awhile or take the kids to the park, to shovel the driveway or catch a wave. And for creative people who
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Simon Willison : ZeroMQ - ZeroMQ. Open source message queue optimised for performance: claims 25μsec latency and 2.6 million messages per second.
joshua : zeromq: Fastest. Messaging. Ever.
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gleuschk : Barack Obama’s brother pushes Chinese imports on US - Times Online - slightly sensationalist headline, but another example of UK news covering stories I haven't heard of at all in the US
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43folders : [Neal Stephenson's "I'm Busy" page] - via http://twitter.com/jessamyn/statuses/869691114
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Simon Willison : Battery Statistics - Battery Statistics. Run “ioreg -w0 -l | grep Capacity” on a MacBook or MacBook Pro to find out the DesignCapacity (original) and MaxCapacity (current) of your laptop’s battery.
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Simon Willison : How Comet Brings Instant Messaging to meebo - How Comet Brings Instant Messaging to meebo. “What started off as a hack appears to be fulfilling one of the most basic needs of the Web, which is live synchronous interaction”—Jian Shen
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Simon Willison : Firebug Lite 1.2 - Firebug Lite 1.2. Huge upgrade to the IE/Opera/Safari bookmarklet version of Firebug—it now has DOM element inspection, XHR tracking and an interactive console, among other features. [via]
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Simon Willison : FLOSS Weekly 34: Django - FLOSS Weekly 34: Django. Randal Schwartz interviewed Jacob Kaplan-Moss at OSCON for the consistently excellent FLOSS Weekly podcast.
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veen : UTF-8 Browser Test for Unicode Block 'Miscellaneous Technical'
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Andy Baio : StupidFilter goes beta, releases code - the classifier for identifying stupid comments; try the demo on random Digg comments [via]
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27/07/2008 @ 09:00 GMT
Andy Baio : NYT's roundup of home electricity monitoring tech - isn't it against the utilities' best interest to provide tools to monitor and reduce usage?
veen : Prototype - Finding and Fixing a Home’s Power Hogs - NYTimes.com - “We have all the technology we want in our cellphones and plasma TVs and cars, but in electricity we’re still like our grandparents were."
joshua : Prototype - Finding and Fixing a Home’s Power Hogs - NYTimes.com
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mmb : It’s the S Peter Davis website! - It’s the S Peter Davis website! via Popular pages on del.icio.us [via]
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27/07/2008 @ 08:00 GMT
Andy Baio : It's 1975 And This Man Is About To Show You The Future - selections from a vintage IBM sales presentation; I want a t-shirt of several of these slides [via]
Rod Begbie : It's 1975 And This Man Is About To Show You The Future - Slides from a vintage IBM sales presentation. I might do a presentation some time that *only* uses these for illustration. [via] #
nelson : IBM Slides 1975 - Beautiful graphic design
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Andy Baio : College Humor's montage of top 10 eye-gouging scenes - from King Lear to Blade Runner [via]
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mmb : Velcro-Backed Commando Nerd Patches: The p8t.ch Project! - Tikaro.com: John Young’s Blog - Velcro-Backed Commando Nerd Patches: The p8t.ch Project! - Tikaro.com: John Young’s Blog via Commando Nerd Patches for iPhone scanning - Boing Boing [via]
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Andy Baio : Mondo 2000's RU Sirius banned from Facebook for using a pseudonym - shouldn't they make an exception for people known primarily by their aliases, like Frank Black or Jello Biafra?
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Andy Baio : Charles & Ray Eames' "A Computer Glossary" from 1968 - [via]
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mmb : Music played at the fifth HOPE - Music played at the fifth HOPE via HOPE Forums / music playing before panels @ hopper [via]
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nelson : Hidden Kitchens Texas - Just listened to this NPR program, very nostalgic for Texas now
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