does anyone have experience with spreadshirt? i wonder if their product is a bit crappy. »«
found by eric and pretty cool - a php extension to allow you to track file upload progress. very very nice. »«
saft looks like a nice set of safari extensions. why hadn't i seen that before? »«
some mapping stuff from matt jones - a list of london underground map resources (including a couple from me) and a map of the uk's motorways visualised in harry beck style. the latter would make a nice poster. time to break out the tabloid color laser at work i suspect. »«
a nice link from the lul maps pages is this collection of maps including a couple of accurate line maps. niice. »«
salt pointed out onlife, a freeware pseudoclone of devonthink. it's on the border line between awesome and frighteding. i'm not sure i want to know how much time i spend in notepad. osx only, though »«
new to the awesome comics list - Dr McNinja »«
i am caltrain »«
the moz team are talking about tags. it all sounds familiar »«
noting down these two books for later - only really availabale in the UK. »«
flock hasve released their (fairly agressive) roadmap »«
from the parrot mailing list regarding the stripping of .t file attachments: "This was changed on perl5-porters a few weeks ago, and since then I don't recall seeming a marked increase in troff spam". genius »«
aaron points out the Acme::DRM module. read the method descriptions carefully - brilliant. »«
i was reminded of this photo the other day when jones came by the office. utter genius. it does sound like something i'd say »«
eric's been digging up a couple of really neat http upload related tools lately - two ajax progress meters for php and this neat multi-file upload ui. »«
escher in lego »«
somebody's made a flickr theme for adium. »«
messina found just curious, a nice anonymous question/answer app. »«
ietab is utter utter genius. it allows you to use IE in certain tabs within firefox, and easily switch between the two. TOO COOL. »«
ryan and eran did this great tv interview from last night's launch party. remember, users are losers. »«
dug up from the depths of the Internet by the iamcal collective: joel's dating slides. i wish i'd though of that »«
omg. this is the best map visualization of public transport in the us i've ever seen. beautiful. via the cameron factor »«
i'm trying out google analytics on iamcal for a few days to see what the dashboard looks like. looks fairly snazzy. »«
it's been doing the rounds for a few days, but is still fun - web 2.0 validator. the best part is that it uses delicious to get it's rules. very web 2.0
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doom on an ipod. doom on an ipod. doom. on. an. ipod. don't you see? [via matts] »«
a paper about intercal. very nice »«
just went to the y js debugging class, so some links for you. venkman debugger for ff. fiddler debugging proxy for ie (and ff/win). instant source ie source introspection. visual studio express has a neat ie script debugger. »«
this guy has written some really nice looking osx software [via messina] »«
phil posted a really interesting visualization of corporate logo colors to flickr »«
the corporate identity catalogue is just too cool »«
iconlover is a neat little window icon editor. »«
from a php disucssion at work: "If you're willing to continually do the heavy lifting of ensuring that your version of Smalltalk96 on Rails stays concurrent with the latest patches". omg, how awesome would that be? »«
secret santa lives again! time to pony up some cash and spread the love. »«
pie are square? two pie are. and three pie are cube! »«
summer fun chthulhu. as joyce says, brainsucking, and beachy! »«
this is a pretty interesting google presentation. still watching it, so not sure how much it gives away. »«
higher-order javascript is a nice digression from mjd's higher-order perl [via aaron] »«
hatter's awesome site is actually, you know, awesome »«
perenial favorite visitorville have just released a 3d version. most excellent »«
the carson workshops web 2.0 summit looks awesome. i don't think i'll be able to go, but would love to. »«
a couple of great articles on the issues involved with gslb. if anyone has any idea how akamai's freeflow/edgesuite claims to provide dc failover in around a minute i'd live to know - dns trickery or route convergence? »«
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