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- Links for Wednesday 14 January 2009
- Preoccupations: Our work (so far) this year
- Going to talk to those pupils was great fun and this describes how incredibly lucky and clever they are. Very impressive (David and them, not me).
- Requirements for an invoice | Business Link
- Not thrilling, but useful and clearly presented, for UK businesses.
- The Django Book: Version 2.0 (English)
- New, in-progress, free version of the book for learning Django v1.0. (via Simon Willison)
- Twee as Fuck
- Fanzine, monthly London club night, record label. Looks great. (Warning: the naughty page plays music when it loads.)
- A Typographic Survey of the City of London on Vimeo
- Lovely little video about the typography used in public throughout the City. Only criticism: sound recording is very poor quality. Otherwise, fab. (via Blech)
- Russell Davies: meet the new schtick (2)
- Part two of a write-up of a talk Russell gave. Real-world things derived from the internet's good stuff make me excited.
- Tabbloid
- Will regularly email you a PDF of your chosen RSS feeds. Couldn't be much simpler. (via Russell Davies)
- Noisy Decent Graphics: All the ephemera that's fit to print
- I haven't even seen one of these (yet) but it's already one of my favourite objects. I've wanted to do something like this for ages but Russell and Ben actually did it, and did it much better than I'd ever have done it.
- The Printed Blog | Home
- A trial of a twice-daily very local newspaper in some US locations using content from blogs. It would be difficult to be any worse than, say, Metro, London Lite, Evening Standard, etc. in London.
- Moolies: Cycling notes
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A comment posted on another site on 14 January 2009. Permalink
When I'm cycling I get much more annoyed by other cyclists or pedestrians that I do with car drivers. Contrary to expectations there seems a higher percentage of careless idiots in the bike/foot camp than the driving camp. Cyclists, on average, appear much more selfish than drivers, as if they're the only person on the road.