in the realm of projects that haven't been updated in far too long, i am caltrain now uses the google transit feed to keep the timetables up to date. and i've thrown together a super simple mobile version too.
in the realm of projects that haven't been updated in far too long, i am caltrain now uses the google transit feed to keep the timetables up to date. and i've thrown together a super simple mobile version too.
this cell sizing demo is very nicely put together. i'd like a version that goes up to galaxies and down to atomic nuclei
i wonder what this is selling. if it's macdonalds, it's not working
football hero requires a lot of moving about
in my mind, all japanese poeple are just like this
this alternative IE6 warning message is much more to the point
a couple of interesting alternatives to phpMyAdmin, both simpler: sqlbuddy looks like a really well done minimalist effort, while phpMiniAdmin like like PMA from 10 years ago.
time to kill some dogs. or a lot of hamsters
interested in using emoji in your web app? then you should read this guide and then take a look at the code
just ordered some bacon jam. this is going to be great
this video demo of open type features in firefox is so hot. so hot
nerd merit badges is a cool idea, but they need more. many more
my friend chrissie has an article on error messaging up on the vitamin blog. worth a read
i visit this page about once an hour. it really helps
very nerdy-cool - hidden art found on silicon wafers
i really want this LED coffee table. pricey, but maybe worth it
the new 'like' feature in google reader is nice for feed generators - i'm now pulling the data back out of reader and storing it in my weblog cms, so i can highlight which posts people have 'liked'. i'm only showing it for myself right now, but still pretty awesome
linos is a beautiful little portable record player
i know i'm dumb, but this is wonderful
this video of a cardboard twin-lens reflex camera being built is beautiful [via dunstan]
brickbattles is a table-top war game in lego. bogan sent this to me forever ago, but just found it again
this visualization of relative costs is quite wonderful
there's a kickstarter project to add some feltron graphic lovin to kickstarter itself. a worthy cause [via kastner]
i've linked it before, but daytum is pretty awesome
lucidity is $10 on steam and is quite lovely
edible media is the big new thing if cheese sculptures are anything to go by
are these fans real? hair doesn;t seem to be moving in the demo video
the fun theory people did some nice work with the piano stairs [via schiller]
i think i need to get a sheet of these to facilitate some smack downs
ignoring the background sound (god yes!), what do you think is more complicated than google wave?
this wifi scale is pretty neat, but a bit pricey at $200
i recently re-read the whole of concerned. definitely worth it
typography nerds are funny
this expense receipt generation tool is excellent. very authentic looking
plasma engines sound pretty cool. can't wait to go to mars
i'd not seen the osi 9-layer model tshirt before. shame it's black
gameswipe is pretty awesome
i am loving pomplamoose so hard at the moment. hope to catch them at a show soon
This is the personal website of Cal Henderson, Slack co-founder & CTO.
I give occasional talks, write code and sometimes articles.
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