links for 2007-12-23
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Some prototype v 1.5.0 documentation… somewhat easier to look through than prototype’s official documentation.
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December 23, 2007
December 22, 2007
links for 2007-12-22
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A guide on how to use the Adaptive Control Adapter Architecture to override the default rendering of built-in controls in ASP.Net 2.0 and make them cleaner and more Web 2.0 standards compliant.
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Techniques for how to improve the speed of your ASP.Net pages. The most prominent being not to rely on the standard ASP.Net controls to render your HTML.
Number 2: If possible, do NOT use the standard Asp.Net controls.That’s right. The standard as
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How viewstate works and how to keep it from getting out of control.
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Great list of articles on ASP.Net 2.0 from Scott Gu on everything from IDE to UI to AJAX and more.
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ASP.Net 2.0 features that make development a little easier but few people typically utilize.
December 4, 2007
links for 2007-12-04
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A handy list of demonstrations of CSS rendering “bugs” in Internet Explorer. Most have suggested work-arounds or fixes.
November 22, 2007
links for 2007-11-22
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Handy: a calculator for figuring out how much it will cost to store and retrieve data on S3.
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Great ads for WoW featuring Mr. T and Will Shatner. Teh Awesome.
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A guide on how to style the Edit-in-place control that is built in with Rails. Good to have.
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My favorite Flintlocke installment: “I lewt teh hat.”
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Some examples of the powerful features of Prototype for extending elements with some useful code samples.
November 17, 2007
links for 2007-11-17
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Stu Nicholls is always a great person to watch for awesome demonstrations of the power of CSS. This is a nice, simple photo display gallery.
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A method for including view-based stylesheets in your page renderings. Handy for splitting out that CSS that really only goes with a single view.
November 13, 2007
links for 2007-11-13
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Another cool online Tiki store to furnish our backyard retreat. This one has the bamboo poles I’m looking for and splits!
November 8, 2007
links for 2007-11-08
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A good checklist of things to do when trying to debug hairy CSS issues. Also has links to some of the good references for creating hasLayout in IE and dealing with clearing floats properly.
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A good reference about the PNG graphics format and what you can do with it in various browsers.
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A tutorial on setting up standard web page layouts with floated columns, headers and footers. A good basic sample layout to steal and start coding from in the “positioning the footer” link.
October 9, 2007
links for 2007-10-09
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A good source for boxes, even stuff like empty pizza boxes for storing kid’s artwork efficiently or divided clear plastic tubs for pieces and parts of toys.
October 8, 2007
links for 2007-10-08
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What a mom says in 24 hours condensed into 2:55 minutes. Love it!
October 3, 2007
links for 2007-10-03
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Zuni’s Amazon.com referral link. Shop and help Zuni at the same time.
September 30, 2007
links for 2007-09-30
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Stainless clips with a ring on them to suspend from a nail, hook or wire and hold pictures or other paper.stuff. Classic, cool and inexpensive. Great smalll gift for photographers.
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I may have to have this book… mainly for the the sample pages shown with an illustrated guide to tying a sling and a dewrag from a piece of square fabric. It’s too intriguing!
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Great happy gift for people who read a lot (like me). Querky and useful too.
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I like these numbers, and they’re pretty cheap… There have to be some good uses for them other than house numbers.
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Maybe it’s cheesy but I actually kind of like these…
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Tape with measurements in inches on it… not sure why I find it so appealing…
September 29, 2007
September 11, 2007
September 9, 2007
links for 2007-09-09
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A very cool product line of wall decals. Shapes, or have them create the words for a poem or favorite quote.
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A source of affordable original art and prints.
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A blog by a designer who creates and sells fabric on Etsy. She has really nice, clean designs.
September 7, 2007
links for 2007-09-07
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I made a customized Google search engine to look up people on Pownce. Sweet!
September 6, 2007
links for 2007-09-06
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If you’re looking for new, fresh, indie, trendy, kawaii design in fabrics, wallpaper and accessories, this is the site for you.
September 4, 2007
links for 2007-09-04
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Binder punched plastic strips with adhesive to turn just about anything flat into something suitable to put in a binder. Fabric scraps or paint chips and such are good candidates for that. The strips can be cut for smaller binders too as long as the hol
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Gorgeous tile on this site: custom ceramics, glass, metal and more. Out of my price range but I can still dream and be inspired.
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This is a german decorating site with some unusual and off-the-wall decorating ideas, accessories and furniture. Most of it is too expensive to have shipped to me but there’s a lot of inspiration and whimsy there.
September 3, 2007
links for 2007-09-03
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Use an Ikea hol storage box as a computer case. Plenty of ventilation and nicer looks.
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Turn one of the gigantic $0.59 carrying bags from Ikea into a 3-pocket bag suitable for carrying a laptop and a few accessories.
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A resource that sells “ceiling tiles” made of polystyrene or PVC in white or metallic finishes. Also rolls of the material to use as backsplashes… I can see using these to spiff up some Ikea furniture though or even as an alternative to beadboard to pu
September 2, 2007
links for 2007-09-02
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A site with furniture and home accessories for small spaces. Some interesting options for futon alternatives.
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Some nice fabric designs here, even some purple stuff and lots of things with birds!
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A GMaps mashup of Craigslist garage sale listings. Might come in handy after the move.
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This is awesome! A site dedicated to collecting pictures and tutorials of altered Ikea furniture. Very cool and inspiring. I’ll be visiting here a lot, I think.
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A forum dedicated to people’s expeirments in hacking Ikea furniture. A lot of awesome ideas and projects here!
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Nice resource list of companies that make numbers and plaques for the outside of your house. Might be other possibilites besides just house numbers to think about too.
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Great source of interesting fabrics.
August 31, 2007
links for 2007-08-31
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Handy reference for HtML entities. Find the code for symbols and characters.
August 28, 2007
links for 2007-08-28
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A way to get rid of those pesky fruit flies quickly without bad chemicals.
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The “official” names for those laws we have to constantly remind management about as software developers.
August 26, 2007
links for 2007-08-26
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A great source of sari fabrics and home accessories.
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A wallpaper design company with some definitely fresh and funky stuff. I don’t know if I could live in a room with some of these, but I can see using some of it as awesome accents on refinished furniture.
August 23, 2007
links for 2007-08-23
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Free ray-tracing 3d graphics software. An alternative to Blender recommended by the gadgets group.
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A comparativley inexpensive ($1000) 3D modeling tool with a 25-save free trial. Also has a version for creating animations.
August 22, 2007
links for 2007-08-22
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Great list of online stores by the interior decorating blogarati.
August 20, 2007
links for 2007-08-20
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An online store for lovers of all things purple. If you are a purple-a-holic then this is the site for you.
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Nice finds cataloged here. More accessories, art and stationary that furniture or rooms but links to good stuff.
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A blog with interior design trends. A lot of good links to vendors and other inspiration.
August 18, 2007
links for 2007-08-18
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Something to bring up with ALKS when talking about Second Life.
August 16, 2007
links for 2007-08-16
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An alternative to Daemon Tools, allows mounting of ISO, BIN and CCD formats.
August 8, 2007
links for 2007-08-08
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A blog about fashionable and non-typical decorating ideas. Links to lots of interesting designers and shops.
August 7, 2007
links for 2007-08-07
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A free online tool that lets you plan out a room so you can get an idea of the placement of furniture and other elements for decorating or redecorating. Very awesome!
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A good idea of what to do with those old magazines I have kept for ages.
August 3, 2007
links for 2007-08-03
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Something I might link to for the Vision stuff.
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Examples of how to create variations of tooltips using the Prototype library combined with Scriptaculous.
August 2, 2007
links for 2007-08-02
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A library of free graphic textures for both personal and professional use. Over 200 files. Handy for the next graphics project!
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A site where designers post about the projects they’re working on, mainly for inspirational purposes. Fun blog to browse.
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A free font site with some modern looking stuff. One more to feed the addiction.
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A great set of sites here to look to for inspiration or just browse through.
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The design of this site is gorgeous and the content is tutorials on web design techniques. I love the background!
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A site full of links to interesting PDF zines, mainly around design, culture, music and art but a few other interesting categories as well!
August 1, 2007
links for 2007-08-01
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Good article on how to declutter your house.(tags: organization tutorials)
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Some tips on how to make FireFox run faster and be more productive using it.(tags: firefox optimization)
July 27, 2007
links for 2007-07-27
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What a nice, simple and clever way to quickly visualize numerical data comparison in Excel.
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A pdf generator for a template of a CD track listing cover for a jewelcase or as an envelope to put your CD in.
July 25, 2007
links for 2007-07-25
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A “Tube map” of Web 2.0. An interesting way to conceptualize and highlight some of the most significant sites and entities on the web right now.A search engine for icons. All of them are either under GPL or CreativeCommons licensing. Great resource for pulling together things like PPT slides. Sweet!
July 24, 2007
links for 2007-07-24
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A cool tool that lets you capture screenshots and screencasts and easily share them via url with other people. Handy for doing stuff like leading people through configurations of software remotely.
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“Profiles” of software developers. Where do I fit in?
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A tutorial on how to put different text for each card on the back of MooCards by hacking the fact that it will let you include the name of the image as one of the 6 lines of text. A handy idea to rename a set of pictures with individual codes so that eac
July 9, 2007
links for 2007-07-09
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A handy guide for troubleshooting problems in IE with pseudo-classes like :hover and :first-letter. Updated for IE7b2 and also with links to several aother in-depth descriptions of bug conditions and solutions.
June 23, 2007
links for 2007-06-23
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A new spin on an old comic. Generate your own panels.
June 13, 2007
links for 2007-06-13
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A site that lets you build Ajaxy websites through a “non-coding” interface. You can host the sites with them or download the PHP code to hoste somewhere else. Reminds me a bit of Ning without the socialization.
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A magazine for women professionals… something to consider subscribing to.
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A service that is supposed to help you keep and organize your contact information. May have to give it a try even though it’s scary having someone else keep that information.
June 6, 2007
links for 2007-06-06
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Something interesting for me to think about for the tradeoffs activity.(tags: poa)
May 30, 2007
links for 2007-05-30
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A possible API I can use for finding out the time in a place, but I have to know the latitude and longitude. Also not sure that I could find information other than the current time.
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A Ruby library and some sample useage code for my time zone project.
May 28, 2007
links for 2007-05-28
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The blog of a designer who offers his absolutely gorgeous Photoshop brushes for free as downloads. Amazing stuff.
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A blog by a designer offering his Photoshop brushes for free. A friend of the guy that does Designfruit.com. These are gorgeous as well.
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A blog for a designer who offers some nice photographic Photoshop brush downloads for free.
May 25, 2007
links for 2007-05-25
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Interesting service: Assigns phone numbers to people to contact you if they know your email address. You don’t have to give out your real phone number. If you don’t want to talk, you can block that person’s number from reaching you. And its free.
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A novel idea, sort of. Create your own private messaging service that you can limit membership to. I would feel a lot more comfortable trying it out if the site didn’t look so unprofessional in FireFox (ok in IE).
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A p2p filesharing service that uses bittorrent natively and says it’s all leagal.
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My new favorite toy! A service that lets you communicate with web APIs via IM. Post to sites such as Twitter, Del.icio.us Tumblr, Wordpress blogs and more through your IM client. Create your own widgets (bots) to connect to your other favorite services
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Interesting concept. These guys set up an email service that will send posts to Twitter, Jaiku and Wordpress. You can use your email account with Jott.com and therefore “call in posts” to those services. Nifty!
Recovering from Windows Update
I have run into this problem twice now so I thought I’d write up my fix for it in case other people are having the same issue. Hopefully you’ll spend less wasted time on it than I did!
Problem:
I am running Windows XP on a Macbook Pro via Bootcamp. I have Windows Updater set to only download updates and let me choose when to install them. The last few times I’ve had updates that downloaded but which I hadn’t chosen to install yet, my computer became nearly inoperable in two phases:
- Once the installs had downloaded, if I didn’t install them within 24 hours (left my computer running overnight) the OS would lock up and I would have to do a hard shut-down.
- Rebooting from that situation would trigger a new problem. The CPU would hover between 80% and 90% utilization with the System process (not System idle) causes the spike. The Explorer.exe process would also use up more than the normal amount of CPU and there would be an abnormal number of svchost.exe instances (6 or more) running as well that could not be terminated with Task Manager. Inspection with Process Explorer would show that Winlogon.exe was a major CPU hog under the System process. The computer would work, but very slowly and could not handle things like opening a virtual machine under any circumstances.
Fix:
I’m not sure why this works, but it seems to be something related to Bootcamp and the Windows Updates.
- Install all the Windows Updates you downloaded. This could take a while in the slow state the computer is in.
- Reboot into the OSX partition on your Mac
- Reboot into the Windows partition once again
If you just keep rebooting into Windows, you’ll have the CPU peg every time after installing the updates. I searched for two hours on Google and tried several different things with multiple Windows reboots with no luck. Accidentally rebooting into OSX and then back to Windows resolved the problem.
Hope that’s helpful to someone else out there!
May 24, 2007
links for 2007-05-24
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Nice site with color palettes to browse and play with as well as some color trending information.
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Nice, slick Ajaxy interface for exploring color palettes. Actually pretty fun to browse!!
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A site filled with downloadable Ajax/RIA components and javascript libraries you can modify for your own purposes. Nice selection!!
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A service similar to time machine without as many options.
May 23, 2007
links for 2007-05-23
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Free online meeting/collaboration tool. Looks like a nice offering and you can’t beat free!(tags: no_tag)
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A plugin for FireFox to monitor and participate in Twitter. Feed the addiction.
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An application similar to Camtasia but much cheaper that lets you create video and audio screencasts/podcasts. It has a free trial to check it out.
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Sweet. Ajaxy directory of Web 2.0 apps (whatever that means). Just mouse over to get a quick description of what they are. Nice since I miss Mashable.com’s list.
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An interesting mashup for Jott (a service that transcribes phone calls as notes), Twitter, Wordpress and Jaiku. Allows you to post to Twitter, Wordpress and Jaiku through Jott.
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“Delicious” for the Windows filesystem. A tool for Windows that allows you to tag files with metadata and search for them in a similar way to searching on del.icio.us. Allows you to do away with folders and folder hierarchy. Build in .Net!
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A new service by Microsoft for creating mashups. Supposed to be targetted towards non-technical people. In beta, invite only.
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A free on-line service for creating mind-maps. Ajax/RIA programmed… looks pretty slick.
May 18, 2007
links for 2007-05-18
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Handy package with the dlls and registry entries you need to get the thumbnails for PSD files working again with Photoshop’s CS offerings… why they got rid of that feature I will never know!!
May 9, 2007
links for 2007-05-09
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Stuff I need to know to carry the USB drives into the UK.
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Definition of the VAT here.
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A “server side” version of TiddlyWiki built with Ruby on Rails.
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A forum system written with Ruby on Rails who’s goal is to be only 500 lines of code. Nice little system.
May 8, 2007
links for 2007-05-08
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A useful guide to OO development in javascript that’s hosted on MSDN (suprised me too). Neat.
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List of articles and books by one of the masters of OO Javascript (he “discovered” a lot of the advanaced uses for it) as well as coming up with the JSON standard.
April 29, 2007
links for 2007-04-29
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An open-source app that lets you edit files on your Pocket PC without having to copy them to your local computer first.
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A good list of resources for the T-Mobile dash including some links to places to find themes and software.
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Nice set of free themes for the Motorola Q (also can be used on the Dash). Donations accepted if you like the themes.
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Nice set of free themes for the Motorola Q (also can be used on the Dash). Donations accepted if you like the themes.
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Handy site for world timezone translations.
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A free, open-source wiki implementation based on ASP.Net. Looks pretty flexible and it’s not as ugly as a lot of wikis out there. Supports themeing with CSS.
April 22, 2007
links for 2007-04-22
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Tutorial on how to customize the new wiki-like functionality of MOSS, adding columns to your wiki (think of them as fields) and webparts (such as lists and ToCs).
April 20, 2007
links for 2007-04-20
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A framework for running web applications from the desktop instead of through a browser. Sounds a bit like a “browser emulation” or “browser VM”. Signed up for their lauch to try it out.
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A utility for Windows that works like Chron does in Linux. Handy if you don’t want to use the built in scheduler for Windows.
April 19, 2007
links for 2007-04-19
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A theory on vision statements, mainly for organizations but possibly carries over to solutions vision statement.
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An interesting concept for social networking. I think I saw something similar at Etech in 2006.
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Article on using Amazon S3 for backup and some of the tools needed to access it.
April 15, 2007
links for 2007-04-15
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A blog with some good articles on using Subversion.
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Handy utility for creating scripted shortcuts in Windows such as shutting down your computer or setting the volume to 50%, etc. Basically to save you several mouseclicks for things you do frequently.
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There are other downloads here, but the one I was interested in is the Robocopy GUI.
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Very cool… A way to connect to S3 using Javascript and use it as the data-store for a browser-based app.
April 14, 2007
links for 2007-04-14
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Free tool from MS that helps you maintain synchronization of files between directories you specify. Good for backup purposes.
April 13, 2007
links for 2007-04-13
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How to create a macro that will run when you CTRL-V into a Word document that will automatically paste the text as unformatted, saving you the trouble of clicking Edit->Paste Special->Unformatted Text->OK.
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I need this before I fly out of the country again! Watch my ipod the whole trip! Sweet!
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Article on how to set up VNC to run with Hamachi to have a secure remote desktop through firewalls.
April 11, 2007
links for 2007-04-11
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An service that lets you create relational databases through a web interface somewhat similar to how DabbleDB does. The fields can be any type, including files. Storage can be done with Amazon S3.
April 10, 2007
links for 2007-04-10
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A Firefox extension to access Amazon’s S3 storage. Something to take a look at.
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A backup tool that uses Amazon’s S3 Service. Recommended in several places.
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An extremely flexible file synchronization tool that can also directly interface with Amazon S3. $50 for a license though.
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A browser-based interface to Amazon S3 service. You can even set it up to allow other people to access your “buckets”, or create direct urls to files there for other people to retrive for a limited time.
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Amazon’s official list of 3rd party software and services you can use for accessing S3.
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An article about using Amazon S3 for backup and file storage, with a lot of good links to software and services in the comments.
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A free service to aid in sending large files by email. Uses Amazon S3 in the backend.
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A service that runs in the browser that facilitates file storage on Amazon S3 with a browser based web interface. There are also some interesting tools this company offers against Amazon EC2.
April 9, 2007
links for 2007-04-09
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Shure earphone covers made out of the same smooth, squishy memoryfoam that good earplugs are made of. Recommended by the gadgets group. Need to pick some of these up.
April 6, 2007
links for 2007-04-06
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Potential candidate for distributing course materials for PoA.
April 4, 2007
links for 2007-04-04
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Listing of software that will run off of a USB thumbdrive… handy stuff to keep with you.
April 2, 2007
links for 2007-04-02
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The “Bonjour for Windows” download page… to let my laptop work through the Airport Router.
March 28, 2007
links for 2007-03-28
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Handy tool to generate a DWP file that will display an RSS feed on a SharePoint webpart without having to install anything on the server as long as you have admin permissions on on the site.
March 24, 2007
links for 2007-03-24
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Orange Wifi in France
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Handy tool for doing money conversion… of course, it’s just an estimate, but handy anyway.
March 23, 2007
links for 2007-03-23
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food near where I’m staying.
March 22, 2007
links for 2007-03-22
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A nice interface for browsing Microsoft’s Patterns and Practices guidance documentation. Only works in IE though (what do you expect??).
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A host to check out for RoR dev.
March 21, 2007
links for 2007-03-21
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Interesting layered background effect achieved by CSS and Javascript. Only really works if you use “smooth scrolling” but the concept might be useful in other applications.
March 20, 2007
links for 2007-03-20
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“Real-time” world map view of twitter posts using GMaps to display them as they come in. Very compelling despite it’s uselessness.
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A combination of taggging with SecondLife locations (slurls/landmarks) to make for contextual browsing of SL locations. Interesting idea!
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A utility for Windows that allows you to reorganize applications on the task bar similar to the way you handle tabs in FireFox. Nice when you want to move things around or ungroup them.
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A virtual desktop utility for Windows that’s highly recommended by the LifeHacker crowd. It is extremely configurable and handy when you have to live with one monitor (such as on my laptop).
March 19, 2007
links for 2007-03-19
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Article by Linda Stone who I heard speak at E-Tech last year. She actually spoke on this same topic and I still find it very interesting.
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Article praising Twitter with various suggested uses. Still not sure how I feel about Twitter. I think it’s mainly for extroverts with large numbers of friends, but there are probably some interesting possibilities buried there for the rest of us.
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A service that lets you share up to 2GB of stuff in a “tube” you can expose to other people you invite to get to it. Something to explore further.
March 16, 2007
links for 2007-03-16
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A php page that will save your whole TiddlyWiki on a server and only synchronize the changes that have been made. Something I need to play with.
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A FF plugin that copies things you copy in the browser to your TiddlWiki.
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An online service to help you organize your trips.
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How to use Yahoo Pipes to filter a Twitter Feed for specific people, therefore making a “group feed”. Interesting idea.
March 15, 2007
links for 2007-03-15
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An article on what to do with Twitter. Still haven’t decided if it’s a good idea or not, but other people seem fascinated.
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How to fold a map on a single piece of paper so it collapses to about 1/4 it’s size…
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How to build a structure out of Knex that will keep your cords organized on your desk (and keep them from slipping off if they’re not plugged into your puter).
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How to etch metal with salt water and some batteries… interesting…
March 11, 2007
links for 2007-03-11
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Cool, simple project for how to make a wallet out of a sheet of paper. Someone in the comments created a PDF template for it as well.
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How to make a “shake flashlight” out of an led and a tic-tac box. Very cool.
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Nice tutorial for how to make a paper airplane. The most interesting part is the tail…
March 6, 2007
links for 2007-03-06
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An excellent article about the effects of different types of praise on children. Kids who are praised for effort tend to be more enthusiastic about trying unfamiliar tasks and have a mechanism for dealing with failure (not enough effort) that doesn’t tak
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A site about wiki usage patterns and how to structure to support the good ones and minimize the bad ones.
February 28, 2007
links for 2007-02-28
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Similar to the Rasterbator but it doesn’t pixellate your picture. Not sure if I’d use it instead of PS but it would be a quick and easy thing if I needed to!
February 25, 2007
links for 2007-02-25
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A pretty awesome collection of papercraft projects that would be great to work on with kids.
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A site with printable paper models that create all kinds of polyhedra. Great for math projects with the kids or just because.
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Something to do with the kid for the Frank Lloyd Wright book report!
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A set of paper models of satellites that NASA has put into space. Very cool projects to do with the kids.
February 15, 2007
links for 2007-02-15
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This kit contains the Linkd.exe tool.
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This kit contains the Linkd.exe tool I need.
February 6, 2007
links for 2007-02-06
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Tutorial on installing and using Parallels on the Mac. I may use it on my new Macbook Pro.
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Something to consider for running Windows apps on my new Mac. The problem is that there is a limited list of supported apps. Might be better to stick with Basecamp.
February 5, 2007
links for 2007-02-05
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A bit similar to the pop-art tutorial I followed, but using Illustrator. I can still use the concepts in Photoshop, though.
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Pretty awesome video of O-Sensei teaching a class in his 50’s. A sampling of many different techniques and waza. One of the longer videos I’ve seen.
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Something interesting on the horizon here. I don’t see why it should be limited to phones if your laptop or PC is bluetooth enabled. Eventually we’ll all carry around these kind of things for whatever we don’t want to store on the internet once bandwidt
February 1, 2007
links for 2007-02-01
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I didn’t know this existed… looks like it would come in handy for backups.
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Interesting article but is it mostly FUD? Not sure since I like Cory Doctrow…
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Basically a rebuttal to Cory Doctrow’s article on Vista’s DRM. I’m still not sure if I’m ready to upgrade though.
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A Windows client for an extremely useful and easy to use version control system (Subversion). It doesn’t have to be used just for code projects. I’m using it to manage the versioning of some documentation I’m having to produce as well as some graphics f
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Offsite backup software that lets you have full control. Get a USB drive and put it at a buddy’s house. you both use the software and back up to each other’s locations. If there’s a crash, just go pick up your drive to restore. No monthly service fees
January 24, 2007
links for 2007-01-24
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This looks like the problem….
“The request failed with HTTP status 401: TF53001: VSTSRTM\Administrator is not a licensed user…”2.18 TF53011 error when upgrading Team Foundation Server from trial to workgroup edition.
After upgrading from t
January 9, 2007
links for 2007-01-09
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Instructions for obtaining a passport.
January 4, 2007
links for 2007-01-04
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A photoshop podcast site recommended on the graphic design group.
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A photoshop tutorial and podcast site recommended on the graphic design group.
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A photoshop podcast site recommended on the graphic design group.
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A TW that’s a tutorial for TW.(tags: tiddlywiki tutorials)
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A growing collection of themes (styles, templates) for TiddlyWikis.(tags: tiddlywiki themes)
January 2, 2007
links for 2007-01-02
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Nice! An adaptation of LightBox for TiddlyWiki. Don’t have an immediate use for it but I’ll probably think of a good one…
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This is interesting just because it’s pretty much an entire book on a TiddlyWiki. Something to look at as an example for creating manuals and such.(tags: tiddlywiki)
