(There is no location data available for this day.)
- Links for Monday 14 June 2010
- Crowd-sourcing the office stereo, using Twitter and Spotify
- Python script to enable sending Spotify URLs @ a Twitter account which then queue and play, and also scrobble to Last.fm.
- HOWTO: Native iPhone/iPad apps in JavaScript
- Nice, clear, simple summary of making websites work more like apps when viewed on iPhone/iPad.
- Rabble.rule: Detecting a swipe in WebKit
- Handy Javascript for using gestures on websites for the iPhone/iPad etc. (via Haddock)
- Less Glass, FEWER CO2 Emissions on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
-
A comment posted on another site on 14 June 2010. Permalink
- On Bookmarking, Dog Ears and Marginalia | booktwo.org
-
I haven't read a non-fiction book for ages unfortunately, but for a while I was sticking post-its in the front and making page-numbered notes on those as I went: http://www.flickr.com/photos/philgyford/9499585/
A comment posted on another site on 14 June 2010. Permalink
I saw this and got annoyed too. But I'm not 100% sure about the LESS vs FEWER thing now.
When people talk about “reducing CO2 emissions” aren't they talking about reducing the total amount, rather than the number of individual emissions? In which case shouldn't it, rather awkwardly, be less emissions? Would anyone actually say “We need fewer CO2 emissions”?
“CO2 emissions” as a thing to be improved seems to have become a single thing, something you can have less of, rather than, as one would think purely grammatically, many things you can have fewer of.