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Sigh.

The ‘tiny screen first’ boilerplate extension.

Obviously not. But some ideas for using short expiry URLs as an alternative, for when clients really don't understand the "publishing things on the internets" scenario.

Answer: yes.

Via blech.

More importantly, the guidelines say that "if an individual is in a public place photographing or filming a private building, security guards have no right to prevent the individual from taking photographs," and that "security guards cannot delete images or seize cameras, nor can they obstruct individuals from taking photographs."

Via monospaced.

That went well.

Lots of useful resources here.

With a nice table included.

Nasty, nasty hacks.

Explaining why some fonts often look like shit on XP with Chrome.

"A conductive material is interwoven into the thumb and forefinger so that these gloves will make light work of touchscreen technology whatever the weather." Nice. Wonder if they actually work.

"Native FullScreen support is coming to most browsers in the next few months (no word from the Internet Explorer team)." But not here yet. Super.

The Android landscape looks a bit screwed.

Via jamesholloway.

Via monospaced.

Useful Guardian guide.

"Send in your child's drawing - one that they drew and coloured and Child's Own Studio will handcraft a unique stuffed toy, to be cherished for a lifetime." Nice idea.

Via infovore.

Yes.

South London Art Map

a user-friendly guide to galleries in South London.

Cyan 341 – Disconnected (Orlando B’s Jackin House Remix)

BFI's film fund - shorts 2012 - Call for a Managing Company

"Opens a terminal window to the current directory in Finder." Supports iTerm2, which is nice.

Self-hosted github clone.

For the discussion about alternatives. Love Github for public but the pricing is silly for freelancers who need lots of small, private repos. Here I come, bitbucket.