February 17th 2010
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Broadsheet - Salon.com - Very well-written article on overweight folks having to buy two seats on planes. "See, those of us who are and/or love people to whom airlines' "person of size policies" apply don't automatically envision the discomfort of getting stuck next to a fatty; we envision the ...
January 28th 2010
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Robert Sapolsky: The uniqueness of humans | Video on TED.com - Finally, details on the human-female-ovulation-synchronization idea that I was taught back in Gender Studies. It's a good and funny talk, and not just about that.
The League of Moveable Type - Wow. Gorgeous open-source fonts.
Race Card: If Successful ...
January 26th 2010
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Román Cortés » Pure CSS Coke Can - Courtesy of a colleague; this is pretty awesome.
Ubuntu 9.04 on Asus Eee PC 701 - Um, yes please. I'm totally doing this tonight or tomorrow. I'm unimpressed with Xandros on Tammy (my 701).
Arthur Benjamin does "Mathemagic" | Video on TED.com ...
January 25th 2010
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A new “onload” scheme - Easy! Reader - This is a really clever way to avoid having page-specific JavaScript files (which I've done on larger projects).
Tomorrow’s Women, Tomorrow’s World - A more British look at the decline of women in the IT industry.
Clients From Hell : Of course I want ...
My initial pass at the story management plugin is in place. It doesn't do the fancy things I want it to do yet, but it can note the root page of a series, output a list of stories in story-date order on that root page, note the arcs, and ...