- Dion Hinchcliffe’s Web 2.0 Blog
- Lots of very funny, obfuscatory and incomprehensible diagrams about Web 2.0. Couldn’t be spoofed better. I thought diagrams were supposed to make things *simpler*. (via Haddock)
- How to Install Two Versions of IE (IE6 and IE7) on One Machine
- Looks a bit laborious but might be handy sometime.
- vi-R-us » Blog Archive » Planets
- Total Perspective Vortext / Powers of Ten style images to make you feel very, very tiny.
- World Geography Quizzes - Hundreds of Map Games
- Loads of very good educational map games for dumbos like me. (via Haddock)
- Caledonian Global Challenge - Caledonian Business School
- Europe-based map game. I’m embarrassingly poor at even this. (via Haddock)
- Geosense: an online world geography game
- What it says. Good one, you can play against others (or click ‘Visit’ then ‘Play alone’). (via Haddock)
- World Map - countries of the world
- Educational map game (my geography is terrible). (via Haddock)
- Voice of a City Paris
- A group blog about Paris — get the hang of the place from what the locals say I think.
- Things magazine - Images from The Wood-Engravings of Robert Gibbings
- Nice wood cuts, for inspiration. (via ChrisDodo)
- eG Forums -> Best Pastry/Cake shops in London?
- Mmmmm… cake. To my shame I haven’t even heard of most of these. Must explore… (via ChrisDodo)
- BBC NEWS | Entertainment | Musical copyright terms ‘to stay’
- Yay. Is making money off your work fifty years after you did it not good enough!?
- Hawk Wings
- Apple Mail blog. I was thinking of switching to Apple Mail from Eudora when I saved this link, but probably won’t now. But just in case…
anniem11 Dec 2006Permalink
I’ve loved my Apple Mail for several years now, although the spam filter is not quite so useful as it used to be. The biggest advantage is the larger system in which the Mail came into my life—I don’t know quite how I would survive as a desktop _and_ laptop user without isync.
I like gmail for its size capacities, and I need it to use docs.google, which is increasingly useful. But it’s not yet winning me over as a primary mail server.