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Derek and me disagreeing.
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Fun elsewhere on the 'Net.
9 May 2008
6 March 2008
In case you're wondering why Microsoft revised its versioning switch default: it's because of Bruce Lawson.
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28 January 2008
Mark Pilgrim disagrees with the versioning switch, but at least he's funny.
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11 October 2007
Vitally necessary.
& Ceiling Cat sawed teh light, to sees stufs, & speraratered the light form dark & stufs but taht wuz ok cuz cats can seez in teh dark & not tripz ovr nethin.
Via Andrew Dupont.
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19 September 2007
26 June 2007
Excellent idea.
"Write better emails. Make more moneys."
(Via Simon.)
In maybe-related news: today I read that the Dutch police have arrested a Nigerian musician who had a #1 hit in Nigeria about ... email scams!
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23 June 2007
6 May 2007
Silly answers to serious CSS/JavaScript questions:
Me: How do I add a style sheet to my HTML document?
Him: Simple. You click on 'Insert' on the menu bar, and click on "Style sheet".
It would be very funny if it weren't so sad.
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28 January 2007
Jeremy's New Media Company Generator remains a golden oldie, but new, desperate times ask for new desperate measures. The Web 2.0 names are even less descriptive than the new media ones.
(Via Simon.)
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19 October 2006
Zeldman on the difference between Web 1.0 and Web 2.0
Web 1.0: Joshua Davis on the cover of Art News.
Web 2.0: 37signals on the cover of Forbes.Web 1.0: Users create the content (Slashdot).
Web 2.0: Users create the content (Flickr).Web 1.0: Crap sites on Geocities.
Web 2.0: Crap sites on MySpace.
Truly, Web 2.0 is conquering the world.
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24 July 2006
Where does all this lost CSS end up? Inside web developers; and insurance companies profit from it. Read Molly's entry, then read comment 4 for the full story.
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20 July 2006
Andy Clarke gathers horror stories about lost code in order to shore yp a brilliant recent article in PC Magazine.
See comment 8 for the story of my most devastating code loss.
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13 July 2006
The article's several months old, but still spot-on.
'There's much fretting about what Web 2.0 really is. It's twice as cosmic, but what is it?'
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22 June 2006
A pie chart of things we actually spend our time on.
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2 June 2006
...and Joe does the same for accessibility. 'Level 6: Has small but profitable Web shop. Coauthored Friends of Ed book; business partners have coauthored O’Reilly books and/or have colour deficiency. Writes front-page posts on Accessify Forum. Has cooed at Zeldman’s baby. Smokes.'
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Dean takes a stab at categorizing JavaScript knowledge.
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13 April 2006
3 April 2006
2 April 2006
As it says. Useful tips, including the proprietary GR(tm) system.
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25 January 2006
'We know what time it is'
These people really understand Web 2.0! The time is updated every single minute via XMLHTTP, and the site even features a list of previous times!
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23 January 2006
'What you think users will do is more important than what users actually do.'
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9 December 2005
Adaptive Path goes bullshit generation. 37Signals rightly heckles them. In other words: A True Web 2.0 Story.
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7 December 2005
26 November 2005
22 November 2005
If you're creating a Web 2.0 site, be sure to go through this checklist.
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21 September 2005
'You will survive any battle in any war UNLESS you show someone a picture of your sweetheart back home.'
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16 September 2005
Also a golden oldie, but it's still funny.
KnowledgeCrush
Coordinating the best satisfaction.
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26 July 2005
11 July 2005
...Bush then recited a selection from The Bucolics in the original Latin, pausing occasionally to translate into French out of respect for his friend Amélie du Maurier, a young Parisian concert violinist in attendance...
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