What Makes for a Good Blog?
Might sound like link-bait, but it's a good list. Basically, Just Don't Suck.
World’s First Flying Car Prepares for Take-Off
Oh, hell yeah.
Time to Reboot America
An op-ed piece from Thomas Friedman at the New York Times.
Pro Silverlight 2 in C# 2008
From Apress, a book I should probably pick up.
Developing with SQL Server 2005 Express
Some useful notes.
Incantations for Muggles: The Role of Ubiquitous Web 2.0 Technologies in Everyday Life
Transcription of a talk by danah boyd at the O'Reilly Emerging Technologies Conference, 2007
How To Create A Favicon.ico
From PhotoshopSupport.com.
Practical Common Lisp
The full text of the Apress book.
Hands on a Hard Body
A great movie, via Kottke.org and Google Video. Nice find -- I highly recommend this one.
Norwegian Skies
Seriously gorgeous time-lapse photography.
Tux Deluxe: Working for The Man
More career advice for programmers.
New Modes of Interaction: Some Implications of Microsoft Natal and Google Wave
Insights from Dan Bricklin.
Three Ways the Brain Creates Meaning
From Tom Wujec, via TED Talks.
Faceball on Flickr
A new game sweeping the nation. Or at least this particular workplace.
Big Sister Is Watching, but Who’s Watching Her?
From the NY Times. Not quite the same as my own mobile-photo project, but similar.
“WPF/E” Video Boot Camp: Programming “WPF/E”
Laurence Moroney's simple video illustrating a simple WPF/E example.
Stephen Shore
The photographer's Wikipedia entry.
G.I. Joe Parodies
These are simply fantastic.
Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs, Spring 2005
The home page of the OCW offering.
Designing the EOL
Nice video from Adobe XD.
Californians Gather To Celebrate Annual Wildfire Tradition
Ouch, haha. From the Onion.
Eric Sink
Eric Sink's blog.
TwitterForBusyPeople
This is actually a great idea. I don't love that it's web-based, and it's a bit clunky and sluggish, but the idea of collapsing the stream down into friends and followers is a great one.
Why to Not Not Start a Startup
From Graham's presentation this past weekend.
Not Tonight Honey, I've Got the Internet
It's a somewhat misleading title; really it's just the digest results of a study released by Intel about the broader place and priority of the Web in people's lives today.
Who Killed the Blogosphere?
From Nick Carr. A susprising statistic: "[According to Technorati], only 7.4 million blogs had any postings in the last 120 days, and only 1.5 million had any postings in the last seven days." That seems way low. Interesting.
Stop Stealing
From 47 Hats.
Fabjectory
Virtual stuff made physical.
Venture-Capital Dictionary
Just needing something like this seems a bit scary, but I feel the need to hang onto it for some reason.
April Fool's Day Hoaxes
Ten of the best.
Regular Expression Library
All sorts of common regular expressions.
How to Change a Dimmer Switch
A Google search for something I've been meaning to do for a while now.
Yin and Yang
Just curious.
Speech Recognition in Windows Vista
From Hanselman's ComputerZen site.
Adobe® Flex™ Gumbo Language Reference
The Flex 4 API.
Evhead
Evan Williams's blog.
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