Links from August 2004
- Links for 2 August 2004
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- Guardian Unlimited | Arts reviews | Gillian Welch/David Rawlings
- This was, I think, one of the most enjoyable gigs I've been to. Rawlings' guitar playing was even more awesome than the rest of the show, which is saying something.
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- Links for 4 August 2004
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- i'm writing a book (4 August 2004, Interconnected)
- Matt is clever and nice. His forthcoming book, 'Brain Hacks', should be good. Yay!
- The Daily Chump Bot
- Create a weblog automatically from URLs and comments posted to an IRC channel. Handy (if I used IRC).
- Seinfeld Videos
- Torrents for every season of Seinfeld (in a choice of low and high qualities).
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- Links for 5 August 2004
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- Collage - An iTunes Visual Plugin
- Displays images off of the Internet depending on the currently playing tune. Best when the images are apparently unrelated, like a no-budget interpretive video.
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- Links for 9 August 2004
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- OpenPhoto.Net | Version 1.5b_FINAL
- Creative Commons photo library. Ideal for illustrating that presentation, website, etc.
- MT Tag Quick Reference
- MovableType help in your browser's sidebar (Netscape 6 /Mozilla or PC IE 5 or a framed version for everyone else).
- The Snowflake Process for Writing a Novel
- Sounds rather formulaic, but then it's also similar to how I imagined the process would be if I ever wrote one.
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- Links for 11 August 2004
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- This week's UK television
- Beautifully minimal, customisable UK TV listings, including XML versions.
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- Links for 12 August 2004
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- Black and White Photography: London Tube Map
- Wonderful aerial photo view of London with the tube lines overlaid on top. Crossed off the to do list.
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- Links for 13 August 2004
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- Usability News - 6.2 2004 -- Reading Online Text: A Comparison of Four White Space Layouts
- The importance of white space in online reading.
- Why we're reaching our limits as a one-hour city - Opinion - www.smh.com.au
- Throughout history cities have been an hour's travel across. I'm not convinced
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- Links for 14 August 2004
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- Magpie RSS - PHP RSS Parser
- I'll need this at some point I'm sure.
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- Links for 15 August 2004
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- Japanese
- Insanely complex interface, but very handy.
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- Links for 18 August 2004
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- Wired News: It's Just the 'internet' Now
- A decade and more ago it was
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- Links for 19 August 2004
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- Centricle : css filters (css hacks)
- A big colourful pit of nasty CSS hacks.
- Johannes Koch's How to hide CSS from buggy browsers page
- The URL that almost every website points to is now broken and this is the new home, which is a bugger to find.
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- Links for 21 August 2004
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- TOOOL - The Open Organisation of Lockpickers
- Someone's giving a talk on lockpicking here at Euro Foo Camp. More non-computer talks please!
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- Links for 22 August 2004
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- Fontus - London model
- 3D map of central London.
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- Links for 23 August 2004
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- Economic History Resources - How Much is That? (British Pounds)
- Handily converts the value of money in past years (back to 1264) to 2002 values.
- Economics of running a restaurant / Tireless chefs do double duty as bean counters
- Interesting article. 4
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- Links for 25 August 2004
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- Guardian Unlimited Travel | Saturday section | Quaint essential
- Raves for Frinton-on-Sea and (slightly less so) Walton-on-the-Naze.
- Guardian Unlimited | Guardian daily comment | David Blunkett can't take on the yobs all by himself
- I'm not sure agreeing with Max Hastings is a good thing, but even so...
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- Links for 26 August 2004
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- phil's big whiteboard of scenarios on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
- Me in action at Euro Foo Camp last weekend.
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- Links for 27 August 2004
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- The Morning News - Tricks of the Trade
- Different professions. Landscape architect:
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