Links from 2010 (682 links)
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- Kone-R In the Mix for Flomotion | Postbocks.com postbocks.com
Kone-R in the mix for Nick Luscombe's Flomotion radio:
- NETLab Toolkit netlabtoolkit.org
- Google Apps vs. Google Accounts Parity Coming lifehacker.com
Yay etc.
Reference. Refusal to actively compete/collect.
Via momorgan.
A grand total of three south of the river.
My error in the first place was to think I could make a convincing argument on purely theoretical grounds. What I was saying is that video games could not in principle be Art. That was a foolish position to take, particularly as it seemed to apply to the entire unseen future of games. This was pointed out to me maybe hundreds of times. How could I disagree? It is quite possible a game could someday be great Art.
- What is the most clicked Firefox button? - InternetNews:The Blog - Sean Michael Kerner blog.internetnews.com · Archived on
By a landslide the 'Back' button was the most clicked of all navigation buttons which include the Back, Forward, Reload, Stop, and Home buttons. Across Windows, Mac and Linux 93.1 percent of users clicked the button at least once over the course of a five-day period. In total the study reported that users clicked on the back button 66 times over the course of five days.
- Laikingland laikingland.co.uk
Miniature collapsing chairs, robots hiding in transparent jewellery boxes, a story telling time-piece, tea cups full of mechanical storms and a machine that goes off with a bang
- High Performance Web Sites :: Back to blogging after Velocity stevesouders.com
Top 10 Velocity sessions based on the attendee ratings, including The Top 5 Mistakes of Massive CSS by Nicole Sullivan and Internet Explorer 9 by Jason Weber, Microsoft.
- Introducing Organizations - GitHub github.com
Organizations simplify management of group-owned repositories (for example: your company's code), expand on our permissions system, and help focus your GitHub workflow for business and large open source projects.
- HTML5 differences from HTML4 w3.org
Describes the differences between HTML4 and HTML5 and provides some of the rationale for the changes.
"The row developed as the victim tried to wave at a man dressed as a Snickers bar, the court heard." Second favourite article, after "Pierced man told to wear box on head".
- Divvy · Window management at its finest. mizage.com
"Allows you to quickly and efficiently "divvy up" your screen into exact portions."
Via thegingerbloke.
- 25 Font Management Tools Reviewed - Smashing Magazine smashingmagazine.com
Thrilling, edge-of-seat stuff.
- royalty free stock photography community | iStockphoto.com istockphoto.com
Comparing iStockphoto's Standard and Extended Licenses
Subversion doesn't support resource forks, which is why committing PostScript font files doesn't work.
- The Gin Fiend theginfiend.tumblr.com
Disseminating gin based information since 2010.
- russell davies: cognitive surplus - blog all dog-eared pages russelldavies.typepad.com
This helps me understand what happened to blogging when the prospects of financial reward crept in. It changed everything. And, presumably, unless people read and understand this, it's going to happen again when new creative tools are invented.
- Hardened-PHP Project - PHP Security - Suhosin hardened-php.net
An advanced protection system for PHP installations [...] designed to protect servers and users from known and unknown flaws in PHP applications and the PHP core.
- The Web Application Security Consortium / Web Application Security Scanner List projects.webappsec.org
This codelab shows how web application vulnerabilities can be exploited and how to defend against these attacks. The best way to learn things is by doing, so you'll get a chance to do some real penetration testing, actually exploiting a real application.
- Always ship trunk paulhammond.org
Why web applications are different to installed apps, problems that none of the revision control systems solve, and how you can solve some of them yourself within your app.
Via tomtaylor.
You didn't write that awful page. You're just trying to get some data out of it. Right now, you don't really care what HTML is supposed to look like. Neither does this parser.
- Factual factual.com
A platform where anyone can share and mash open data on any subject. For example, you might find a directory of US restaurants, a database of endocrinologists, or a list of video game cheat codes. We provide smart tools to help the community build and maintain a trusted source of structured data.
- Infochimps Data Marketplace / Commons: Download Sell or Share Databases, statistics, data sets for free infochimps.org
An open catalog and marketplace for the world's data. You can share, sell, curate, and download data about anything and everything.
- What is data science? - O'Reilly Radar radar.oreilly.com
Analysis: The future belongs to the companies and people that turn data into products.
Via russelldavies.
- Getting Started with South (Django Database Migrations) | Mitch Fournier mitchfournier.com
South is a Django project which [provides] “consistent, easy-to-use, database-agnostic migrations for Django applications.” Below are the most basic steps for getting South up and running in your project.
Via alastc.
Possible PassPack replacement (should one ever be required).
- Invest in Hackney invest-in-hackney.org
Details and links to managed workspace providers in Hackney.
There were a handful of records released in the late 70′s and early 80′s that contained computer programs as part of the audio. This is totally insane, and totally great.
- Show My Code | Free Online decompiler showmycode.com
The idea is similar to the notion of Free Software, and like with freeware, the word “free”refers to freedom, not price. Specifically, Free Music means that any individual has the freedom of copying, distributing, and modifying music for personal, noncommercial purposes. Free Music does not mean that record labels and musicians cannot charge for records, tapes, CDs, or files.
If Pattern Recognition was about the immediate psychic aftermath of 9-11, and Spook Country about the deep end of the Bush administration and the invasion of Iraq, I could say that Zero History is about the global financial crisis as some sort of nodal event, but that must be true of any 2010 novel with ambitions on the 2010 zeitgeist. But all three of these novels are also about that dawning recognition that the future, be it capital-T Tomorrow or just tomorrow, Friday, just means more stuff, however peculiar and unexpected. A new quotidian. Somebody’s future, somebody else’s past.
- Multiple Backgrounds and Borders with CSS 2.1 – Nicolas Gallagher — Blog & Ephemera nicolasgallagher.com
Essentially, you create pseudo-elements using CSS (:before and :after) and treat them similarly to how you would treat HTML elements nested within your target element. But they have distinct benefits — beyond semantics — over the use of nested HTML elements.
A single page jobs aggregator
Via twoplusfour.
A Firefox extension produced as a collaboration between The Tor Project and the Electronic Frontier Foundation. It encrypts your communications with a number of major websites.
Pay as you go van hire.
- CouchDB: The Definitive Guide books.couchdb.org
The first comprehensive collection of Numbers Stations recordings released to the public.