Discussion » 12:35 14 March 2002

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Posted by cal, 17:35, 14th March 2002:
 
On the 23rd of march, deskcam will be featured in lockergnome. Has anyone ever heard of lockergnome?

Drew will very soon be writing a column in .NET magazine. So subscribe to it now.

The are some new pixel fonts over on the fonts page.

Bad at choosing color schemes? Then use the color schemer.

Random fact: The hudred billionth cayola crayon ever made was Perriwinkle blue. Bexta worked at thew crayola factory last summer and her favourite color is blue. [via sal]

I am Julian Casablancas.

Buy an easter egg painting kit [via chris]

Learn about final fantasy [via nick richards]

In to esoteric programming? Read p-nand-q now.

Hot or not now have a "meet people" feature. This is very cool.

Richard littlejohn is a moron. [via tom]
Posted by Gary, 18:11, 14th March 2002:
 
My Anti-Spam Protection File was featured in Lockergnome last year. Brace yourself for LOTS of visits and LOTS of e-mails!
Posted by reitsma, 21:38, 14th March 2002:
 
at that hotornot site,
most people have normal keywords, that singles would.
some do not.
Posted by cal, 13:03, 19th March 2002:
 
i've just got dull keywords :(
Posted by Joe, 04:44, 22nd March 2002:
 
Lockergnome is run by Chris Pirillo. I remember it years ago as an email newsletter of windows 95 tips and tricks that a workmate raved about. I think Chris is a presenter on Tech TV now.
Posted by Joe, 04:44, 22nd March 2002:
 
BTW, it's good to have time to read iamcal again. Nice work on the colorblind thingee.
Posted by cal, 09:08, 22nd March 2002:
 
ta joe

oooh - techtv. pixelflo was on that before. very snazzy
Posted by sal, 11:57, 31st March 2002:
 
*tumbleweed blows past*
Posted by cal, 07:48, 2nd April 2002:
 
yeah yeah, i know. i've been busy
Posted by jonty, 01:55, 9th May 2002:
 
I've been reading lockergnome intermittently for about four years, its great.