Links from September 2005 (Phil Gyford: Links)

Links for 29 September 2005

Overview : Xyle scope : Cultured Code: Rather smart HTML- and CSS-examining application for the Mac. Looks complicated, but I imagine it could be invaluable over time.

Links for 27 September 2005

Royal Festival Hall: I'm not sure when it redesigned, but I'm really liking the RFH's site. Beautiful.

Links for 22 September 2005

Innocent in London: Fascinating and scary account of being arrested for acting very slightly suspiciously. I don't want to go out.
Old Walton Pictures Index: Loads and loads of old photos of Walton-on-Naze, where I often go on holiday.

Links for 20 September 2005

Technovia: What to do when a PC goes wrong: Ian's excellent guide to what to do if something you buy (not just a PC) goes wrong.

Links for 13 September 2005

Bigger than Doonesbury (Pete Ashton's Weblog): On Doonesbury disappearing from the new Guardian, and then being reinstated.

Links for 12 September 2005

StickyBrain: To remember in case I ever need a more comprehensive notes/to dos/actions application than simple .txt files.
Suddenly, Those Solar Panels Don't Look So 1970's - New York Times: I was thinking/hoping that solar energy companies must have bright futures. (via Annie)
Whatever: Being Poor: Reality check.

Links for 9 September 2005

Fullinsert_high.pdf: Preview of the new Guardian Berliner format. I'm probably more excited than I should be.

Links for 7 September 2005

Hackdiary: Using Wikipedia and the Yahoo API to give structure to flat lists: Matt Biddulph doing clever stuff. Would be good to try this with some Pepys stuff I think.

Links for 5 September 2005

The Man in Blue > footerStickAlt: A more robust method of positioning a footer: An even newer way of getting a footer to stick to the bottom of the viewport or the content.

Links from September 2005