Links for Wednesday 9 May 2007 (Phil Gyford: Links)

Hide & Seek: Pervasive gaming weekend based on the South Bank this weekend. Sounds a lot of fun; I'd go if I was in town. (via Haddock)
Why the BBC Trust's decision on iPlayer sells us all short from Guardian Unlimited: Technology: If Cory's too much for you, Bobbie's more English in his disgust. Gahhh. 86% of the public respondents are obviously far less important than the precious "industry stakeholders". Angry. (via Wonderland)
Boing Boing: BBC Trustees agree to let BBC infect Britain with DRM: I often find Cory's anti-DRM rants too much. But sometimes I feel as angry as he does and it all seems quite appropriate. I like the BBC and I don't want to see idiots slowly destroy it.
Beth's Spicy Oatmeal Raisin Cookies - Allrecipes: Made these last night. Very, very tasty. They did, finally, just about set enough to not fall apart.
Neighbourhood Fix-It: I keep forgetting the name of this. "Report, view, or discuss local problems like graffiti, fly tipping, broken paving slabs, or street lighting." Reports go straight to the council concerned. Excellent. (via Tomski)
PlanningAlerts.com | Email alerts of planning applications near you: New to me. It just works. I even get direct links to the council website to comment on each application. Wonderful. This is how council websites should work. (via Tomski)
Beast: Lightweight, not-quite-finished Rails-based forum system.
Twitter: Twitter's new mobile interface, a boon for those who don't want umpteen texts to their phone about their friend's lunch decisions (but still, at some point, want to know the decisions).

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