Links from July 2007 (Phil Gyford’s website)

Starting out: Creatives clued in to 'Generation C' | Small Business | Business | Money | Telegraph: Schulze & Webb getting some press coverage. I can't even imagine what Matt and Jack will be doing in years to come.
Memoryshare: The Time When, which I built as an prototype for the BBC, has now been re-done internally as Memoryshare.
Mucho Mas: the finest hand-rolled burritos - new Mexican restaurant in Islington, London: Yay, opening on Upper Street in August. I also need to check out the Mexican place on Exmouth Market.
Flickr: rawprints' photos tagged with waltononthenaze: Some awesome shots of Walton-on-the-Naze (and other places if you click around). Inspiring for next time I go there.
Runstoppable Running Log: Nice looking free set of tools for runners: mileage of your route, logging, statistics, elevation graphs, sharing, groups.
Infovore » The CSS Redundancy Checker: Checks your CSS file for all the selectors that aren't used in the list of HTML files or URLs you feed it. Clever Tom.
Introducing templatemaker | Holovaty.com: Python thing. Point it at some HTML files and it will make a template with holes for the unique strings in the pages. (via Daring Fireball)

How Top Bloggers Earn Money: I'm fascinated by people making decent amounts of money from this stuff, particularly when it happens almost accidentally. (via Daring Fireball)
Tong Family Blog: Lame switches: Modern equivalents for LAME switches (I've been using '--alt-preset standard' all this time).
iLAS: Almost identical to iTunes-LAME, except it works. And with a newer version of LAME. What I'm now using.
StuMoD - freight train of wit and cleverosity: NMP3 Ripper is another alternative for encoding MP3s using LAME, but I haven't tried it.
Max from sbooth.org: Blacktree's iTunes-LAME script for encoding MP3s with LAME malfunctions with recent versions of iTunes. Max is an alternative, but seems a bit overkill just for this job.
LRB | Rosemary Hill : Keep Calm: An account of the Co-operative Correspondence Club (early 20C women's letter-writing distribution network). Also rather moving as the century continues and the women age.

Company v Sole Trader > the tax comparison (£3,000 tax saving ?): Another comparison, with example figures for different levels of profit.
Password Composer - generate unique passwords for web sites: Sounds very nifty. Haven't tried it yet.
Wahaca - Mexican market eating: New Mexican place on Chandos Place in Covent Garden. Haven't been. Yet.
Swear-engine from Ben Hammersley: "An entire episode of Deadwood, with everything but the swearing taken out." Even more than I expected. I miss Deadwood.
Using a Company to Save Tax: Very handy guide to the pros and cons of sole trader vs limited company. Better at explaining things than my accountant and well worth the cash.

Links from July 2007