Links from January 2007 (Phil Gyford: Links)

Links for Tuesday 23 January 2007

A Low Impact Woodland Home: The houses are a bit cutesy for my liking, but working on them (or something similarly self-buildy) over the summer would be interesting. If, you know, one didn't have to work.
Review: iDefrag for OS X - PaulStamatiou.com: Raves for a disk defragging tool for Macs, and discussion about the fact it is needed despite what many think.
53 CSS-Techniques You Couldn't Live Without | Smashing Magazine: Handy to have so many in one place. (via Daring Fireball)
The Stage | Newsblog | The play(wright)'s the thing….: About group-devised theatre vs theatre written by a playwright, which made some things floating in my head solidify a bit. (Plus my comment beneath it.)
Perian - The swiss-army knife of QuickTime components: Makes QuickTime work with all the video formats you're actually likely to use. Free. (via Haddock)
Correo - a new mail client for OS X: Thunderbird-based email client from the people who do Camino. (via Blech)
EO Newsroom: New Images - San Francisco Skyline: Fantastic aerial photo, especially if you view the full image. Not that I'm envious of so many people I know moving there or anything, oh no. (via Pulse Laser)
WWOOF (UK): World-Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms in the UK.
WWOOF Independents - home page: World-Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms for people who want to volunteer for a "holiday".

Links for Sunday 7 January 2007

Trevorlittle.com - nyc photos » Power Washing 188 Suffolk St.: Wow. Shows how dirty some New York buildings have become over the years. The difference is incredible. (via Kottke)
YouTube - Silent Star Wars: Beautifully done. Makes me unsuitably happy. (via Boing Boing)
Zf-twitter - Google Code: Tim's PHP class for reading Twitter data. Uses the Zend Framework.
Telegraph | News | London-on-Sea: the future of a city in decay: Map of how much of London may flood. Run for the hills. (via Haddock)
Isabelkate: long time no write: Descriptions of my LISPA teachers by Isabel who's in the afternoon group. Probably more enthusiastic than I'd be, but isn't that always the case.
John Sentamu: Face to faith | Guardian daily comment | Guardian Unlimited: The Archbishop of York on how ethics are not the same as feelings, law, social norms or religion, and how ethics in business are important. Also, I hadn't noticed comments on Guardian articles before (in tiny tiny text).

Links from January 2007