Author: Snapping Links

fascinating. but OMG the math.

(tags: css reference)

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little computer, mostly for browsing. very sexy.

(tags: misc_tech wifi)

ordered a couple of samples

(tags: home kitchen windows)

I think I have an extra black bucket/pot at home somewhere….

(tags: photography)

as K might say: all hail Eris! 🙂

(tags: science weird)

hm.

(tags: kitchen home)

A hearty “WTF?” and thanks to Dylan.

(tags: weird history)

as Rebecca Blood said, geekiest earrings ever. also OMG SO AWESOME! I TOTALLY want a pair. (Imagine that last bit in my best Valley Girl voice.)

(tags: weird funny web_dev standards gifts jewelry)

good stuff from Meri, including sample tools.

(tags: business productivity reference)

The 3rd edition. I have the 2nd edition: one at work, one in my bike pouch. There’s also probably one more kicking around the house somewhere. Damn useful.

(tags: bicycling local olympia urban_studies)

“Nearly every calamity listed below has occurred to me or to a presenter I have watched.” I used S5 at HighEdWebDev, years ago, and it was kinda wonky…I may, in fact, be that one person who used the notes feature, IIRC.

(tags: reference sxsw webvisions)

interesting. not sure I’m with all of it, but I have always had a good experience with Digital Eve’s mailing list. (thought forming in the back of my head abt DE, css-discuss, webdesign-l, and the short-lived Seattle PHP lists)

(tags: gender misc_tech web_dev society)

“And what is ‘bad’ behavior? When does such voting take place?” Good points all from Shelley. I see good points all around, so I scratch my head and shrug.

(tags: gender politics misc_tech web_dev society blogosphere)

need to come back to this.

(tags: php to-do)

audio of presentation from Shari Storms at Verity. I like her take; they’ve had their blog for a couple of years now, which is a long time in our world.

(tags: blogosphere creditunion)

do this.

(tags: google seo marketing to-do)

amazing. my grandmother subscribed to Harper’s, and I loved reading her old copies when I was in high school. plus I think it’s an interesting example of the low-key/stealth project.

(tags: society history writing web_dev)

ye gods. but I should probably give it a try one of these days.

(tags: google personal productivity reference mda ipod)

a gallery of different styles popular now.

(tags: css design inspiration reference)

whoa. totally recommended. (at Pierce I spent many long hours looking up character entities on big charts when converting the bulletin.)

(tags: web_dev reference)

*today* might be an exaggeration, but there are some useful reminders here.

(tags: seo accessibility usability web_dev reference)

on internal communications (marketing, branding, whatever)

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some low-cost ones, too.

(tags: furniture home crafty)

oooh, pretty. very interested in the book she links to. someday I would very much like to learn how to sew. (again.)

(tags: crafty clothes to-read)

a structured version of the power nap/siesta. might give it a try in the afternoon.

(tags: psychology productivity)

mmmmm, meat….

(tags: recipes meat)

Yeah, yeah, this has been all over the internets and back. But this time it amused me.

(tags: cookies recipes science weird)

heh. sort of a koan of usability.

(tags: design usability web_dev funny information_architecture)

for future reference

(tags: google gis ena)

awesome. best description I’ve seen yet. somebody needs to make a poster with graphics of actual poker hands.

(tags: css reference funny weird)

the correct link!

(tags: gis google ena)

quirky. intended to be used with a CMS, initially as a WP plugin.

(tags: mobileweb wordpress php opensource cms_research checkback)

good points, but I’m mostly bookmarking because I LOVE the way they do skip-links.

(tags: accessibility css to-do)

lolcats + edward gorey = teh awesome! (via Dorothea.)

(tags: weird funny writing cats)

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(tags: personal society exercise)

for setting text sizing on sites where the fonts are always too goddamn small.

(tags: browsers)

people delete cookies 1-4x/month. so one may be overestimating # of unique visitors, and underestimating the loyalty of the visitors one has.

(tags: web_dev)

some of these I’d like to try

(tags: metablog wordpress to-do)