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gerrit - Project Hosting on Google Code
by karlcow
Web based code review and project management for Git based projects.
06 November 2009
31 October 2009
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28 October 2009
Naked Mole Rats Have Anti-Cancer Superpowers - naked mole rat - io9
by bouilloire
Si on perd tous nos poils et qu'on n'y voit plus rien d'ici quelques années, vous saurez d'où ça vient
Howie Schwartz's Halloween Party Review
by mondele
Review of Howie Schwartz's Halloween Party. This new grab bag of Halloween goodies will only be on sale for five days. Grab Howie's mp3s, videos, blueprints, and more. Outrank anyone on Google with Howie's insider secrets.
25 October 2009
RestWiki: Http Methods
by karlcow
See HttpMethodsSupport for a review of toolkit support for HttpMethods. (OW)
23 October 2009
15 October 2009
Chris Heathcote: anti-mega: the informational city
by karlcow
De nombreuses choses ne sont pas utilisées pour quoi elles ont été prévues.44.5% of people use the Tube map to walk round London.
asus ieee pc 1000h
by wsiebler
Review of the asus ieee pc 1000h and where to get the best deals online for asus ieee pc computers.
12 October 2009
05 October 2009
29 September 2009
InDefero - Bug tracking, code review and free software forge
by parmentierf
& 1 other
(via)
InDefero is a simple to use software forge.
Save you and your team time and track bugs, provide downloads, documentation and have an easy overview of your code base.
27 September 2009
23 September 2009
The New York Review of Ideas
by karlcow
Introducing a New Magazine About the Ideas Behind American Culture.
Review Board | Take the pain out of reviewing code
by karlcow
& 1 other
Review Board is a powerful web-based code review tool that offers developers an easy way to handle code reviews. It scales well from small projects to large companies and offers a variety of tools to take much of the stress and time out of the code review process.
22 September 2009
21 September 2009
Creative Review - Hairy type
by sbrothier
This hirsute bit of lettering was created by Chris Davenport using Nodebox, another in the increasing number of 'digital sketchbooks' available to designers
18 September 2009
17 September 2009
Présenter son article en colonnes sous Spip - Loiseau2nuit.Net
by eledo34
Comment, sous Spip (v. 1.9.x à 2.0.x) donner à ses rédacteurs la possibilité de présenter son article en colonnes de texte ?
Cette question je me la suis posée à l’occasion d’un projet, début 2008. Un peu de recherche, quelques échanges sur la liste Spip-user et une vieille contrib exhumée sur Spip-contrib plus tard, et je postais maladroitement une méthode légèrement revue, indigne de porter le nom de "tutoriel", tant la solution proposée était sale, buguée et surtout anti-conforme XHTML.
15 September 2009
Chris Heathcote: anti-mega: loca london
by karlcow
This meant I could go from idea to implementation in about 3 hours. Nice.
13 September 2009
Closer Look at CombineZP: News Discussion Forum: Digital Photography Review
by fotopol
(via)
Combinez Helicon, sujets de discussion sur Dpreview, comparaison avec Helicon
The Web At A New Crossroads
by oseres
Technology was then the black sheep, having left overnight millionaires destitute and without change to afford their $4 lattes. Even the posers had left San Francisco and gone back to suburbia to be office managers at Walmart.
It was a sad time for everyone — that is, except the die-hards and the hackers. The web for them had never been about making money, but about reshaping culture and toppling the old order. 2003, therefore, was the perfect time for a resurgence: the people who kept pushing on in the Valley and elsewhere were a concentrated motley crew of innovators and builders. They cared about technology for technology’s sake and about developing and advancing web culture.
What they didn’t realize, however, was that the services and technologies that they were destined to build would need to be cobbled and sewn together using a system that would fight them every step of the way — not out of spite — but because of its architecture. By definition the network available was decidedly anti-human: in 2003, there was only the document-centric web.
