the moz team are talking about tags. it all sounds familiar
the moz team are talking about tags. it all sounds familiar
new to the awesome comics list - Dr McNinja
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
a nice link from the lul maps pages is this collection of maps including a couple of accurate line maps. niice.
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.
saft looks like a nice set of safari extensions. why hadn't i seen that before?
found by eric and pretty cool - a php extension to allow you to track file upload progress. very very nice.
does anyone have experience with spreadshirt? i wonder if their product is a bit crappy.
the peronalized version of the google homepage is really fucking ugly. got redirected there visiting the frontpage this morning. maybe there's some trial going on.
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