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Another option.

Via monospaced.

New ultralocal box scheme for Herne Hill and Dulwich.

Excellent, excellent article.

Open Bookmarks wants to make sure that this experience belongs to readers: that they can save it for the future in ways that are useful to them, and share their progress and annotations in the way that they want, however and wherever they read.

Interesting. Not so much for the hash-bangs, but more for the bit that goes: "This is the crux. We might all be using web technologies (HTML, JavaScript, CSS and the like), but in radically different architectural configurations, and best practices for some may not be good rules for others. What this touches on might be the primary root cause of the hashbang debate (if not also others): the web is being used in challenging and unexpected ways and we’re finding it hard to re-examine practices and principles that were intended for a different age."

Via monospaced.

Open Bookmarks is intended to educate readers as well as developers about what social reading is and why it should be open, in order to create a demand for better services.

Via monospaced.

Nnng.

anytwopoints: Forever Sound.... me new thing. Synth pulse ish. Hmm? http://soundcloud.com/foreversound

"There is no topic in the publishing industry this decade that is the source of as many misconceptions, superstitions, lies, plausible untruths, and idiocies as ebooks". Worthwhile reading for anyone working in the ebook arena.

rmurphey: Getting Better at JavaScript http://post.ly/24M1b

Dozens of sites formatted for Kindle

Via monospaced.

"With this update, WordPress has discontinued support for Internet Explorer 6"...for the dashboard, at least.

The state of CSS hacks.

Via monospaced.

An upcoming music service, based on your smartphone. With wahwah.fm, you listen to your music and broadcast it at the same time.

Via tomtaylor.

Come on, my attribute selector.

Mobile context has been overblown. It is device capabilities and constraints plus the fact that mobile devices are with you anywhere and everywhere. But those factors are important enough that they force us to rethink Web design.

minor9th: Trust me on the vaseline - Seven things I've learned the hard way about running http://bit.ly/j4MSL7

In his High Performance Mobile presentation at Mobilism in Amsterdam, Netherlands Steve Souders discussed the importance of performance on the Web, why it is even more important on mobile, and a set of emerging best practices for faster mobile Web site.

Add CSS styles to any website, and share the result with a short link

Remarkable.

Via nickandjess.

For those inevitable moments.

Via alastc.

7 years old and we still can't do this.

Really well done.