Until earlier this week, I had a lousy site search in place. It was one of Google's Custom Search Engines, barely configured and only on its own page, due to it's hefty (and blocking!) JavaScript. I'd long since disabled Wordpress's search since my stories aren't being run in ...
August 20th 2010
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This week's internet cruising:
A Beginner’s Guide to Website Feedback - If I can wrap up and launch this damn character sheet app, stuff in this post will be handy for when it betas, especially the surveying. I suspect the LARPing audience will be sufficiently... opinionated to speak on it.
Six Useful ...
August 4th 2010
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civility,
code,
codecoverage,
comics,
cute,
development,
eeepc,
games,
Humor,
law,
linux,
marketing,
media,
netbook,
netbooks,
politics,
pr,
programming,
race,
racism,
rape,
skepticism,
social,
Society,
Toronto,
twitter,
typography,
videos,
webdesign
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For two weeks' worth of links, there aren't very many. Then again, I do still have 173 unread items in Google Reader.
glenscott.net » Restore an Eee PC 701 back to factory Xandros from a USB stick with no ASUS Support DVD - This proved quite handy last ...
June 25th 2010
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webdesign,
weight-issues
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The Tiny Life , Archive » Julie’s Cozy House - This little house -- although not terribly little at 410 sq ft, I think -- is so pretty. Purple!
UX Myths - Great list of user experience myths, with evidence and references.
Buttersafe – Family Road Trip - Incredibly cute.
Falsehoods Programmers ...
February 26th 2010
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Coding Horror: The Non-Programming Programmer - Unfortunately, I've worked with a programmer who truly could not program, and it wasn't pleasant. He talked a decent game and was crunk about technology, but he couldn't bang out solutions to problems, and we all paid for it. That said, I'm in ...
