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That was Saturday.
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That was last night.
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I want to read this, but I can’t concentrate enough now.
links for 2007-02-14
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the other one looks busier.
links for 2007-02-13
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“Handy calls these “Chinese contracts†referring to the culture where he learned them.” — just for reference. Interesting use of Aesop’s fable as a framing device.
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“If the professional voice is like ice skating, and casual voice is like roller skating, I’d say biz blogging is like roller blading.” (in the comments)
links for 2007-02-10
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damn damn damn. I can’t seem to make this one happen on my machine, either. ::grumble::
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looks interesting.
links for 2007-02-09
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I keep forgetting to save this one. This is how I figure out my regular bike mileage.
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I should probably do something like this.
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reminds me of something Joe Clark wrote several years ago, which now turns out to be intensely precisent (sp?). I want to read the whole thing eventually.
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“The patents in question, Nos. 5,894,554 and 6,415,335, cover systems and methods for managing dynamic Web page generation requests–that is, sites that return a customized page based on user input.” you’ve got to be fscking kidding me.
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they’re having some connection issues right now, so I’d like to look again in a few days and see if I can grok it.
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very wacky.
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making things go a little faster?
links for 2007-02-08
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looks nice, very friendly, but I’m not psyched about the pricing.(tags: email-newsletter)
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More comparable to Campaign Monitor. Might be worth additional research.(tags: email-newsletter)
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I like that look. keeping for inspirational purposes(tags: design inspiration)
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“First of all, forget about broiler pans and aluminum foil.” — oh, hey. means I need to get a cast-iron skillet, which I’ve been meaning to do anyway.
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to absorb eventually
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very very silly
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weird and fascinating. I’ve been wondering about something though…I’d just as soon not geocode photos take at home with my exact address — even though, yes, it is in the phone book — and I’m pondering what to do instead.
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freaky. a way to use PHP to combine multiple js files.
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this is where I’m at, sort of.
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I’ll take door #3: something I’m not really doing yet.
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open source and .Net. how…interesting. not of any particular interest now, but just good to know.
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a gorgeous picture from Hurricane Ridge.(tags: photography science)
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neato!
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I’m feeling the antsiness for spring. Damn it, I need to get out into the garden this weekend!
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Any day that involves more than 2 hours in meetings is broken, IMHO. This is a good idea of what to do with the rest of the day.(tags: productivity)
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Nice short description. (It continues to work well for me at the office.)(tags: productivity reference)
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ow. ow. ow.
links for 2007-02-06
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oh, hey. I need to do handheld stylesheets for a a couple of projects…..
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interesting notes: off-black/off-white and font-sizing in particular.(tags: css)
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following on from the last link…this rawks!
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which is why I’m learning Ajax & all that by hand before I leap into any library(ies).
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text = “F” pattern — pictures = more random
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yet another version, this time featuring Quake. 😉(tags: blogosphere funny)
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that sounds honest-to-god useful.(tags: javascripty)
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pretty!(tags: design photoshoppery)
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hmmmmmmmmm. just a random thought that I might come back to someday.
links for 2007-02-03
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“Use your Remote Control to open documents, videos and more while resting in the sofa.”(tags: mac)
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so much to read.
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whoa. kinda makes my brain hurt, honestly. following the link to Eric Meyer leads down the rabbit hole, too.
links for 2007-01-31
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“we cannot allow engineers to build products for an idealized rational user when real humans are irrational”
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some things to consider as I work on a site template.
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plus, as usual, more in the comments. something to explore….