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June 2009

Thoughts on Opera Unite

by marco & 2 others
[...] while the idea of owning your own data may be attractive to neo-libertarians and open source geeks — most people really don't care [...]

Phototype: image manipulation with Javascript

by redyrod
Lately I had same crazy thoughts on coding a javascript wrapper to manipulate images rendered on the server-side. I decided to do some test which eventually resulted in phototype, a client/server-side library, based on prototype, which supports all kinds of image manipulations. On the serverside the library is powered by combination of PHP/GD that renders the image. With phototype, you are able to rotate, resize, flip and do some other cool effects to images. Let's start a quick tour.

Thoughts on Opera Unite | FactoryCity

by sbrothier & 2 others
I met today’s news about Opera’s new initiative — called Unite — with a mix of shock and awe. On the one hand, I was sickened by the lack of analysis from the echolalic blogger news corps. It appeared that Opera PR had successfully reached out to all of them, shoved a news release down their throats and waited to give them the go-ahead to regurgitate it on their blogs, using the same screenshots, same content, and differing only in the pithiness of their post titles.

Murmur Study | Christopher Baker

by karlcow

Murmur Study is a work-in-progress that examines the rise of micro-messaging technologies such as Twitter and Facebook Status Updates. One might describe these messages as a kind of digital small talk. But unlike water-cooler conversations, these fleeting thoughts are accumulated, archived and indexed digitally by corporations. While the future of these archives are still to be seen, the sheer volume of publicly accessible personal expression should give us pause.

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TrouserPress.com | reviews

by garret
"Trouser Press, online here since August 2002, began with the contents of all five Trouser Press Record Guides, those highly opinionated review books of alternative rock. Thanks to many fine contributors, the site now includes loads of new and updated entries — more than 3,000 in all. While it's by no means definitive, we're working to catch up and keep up. (Hit the What's New button to see what's been added recently.) There's a message board for sharing your thoughts about music and more. The Trouser Press Magazine button takes you to a cover archive with anecdotes about the issues and a complete index to the magazine's decade-long run. And for the truly devoted, we've got TP merch for sale."

Etsy :: crackeddesigns :: The Journey Journal- Spring Break Edition

by karlcow

journal has it all! It includes pages for official information, a checklist, a pre-planning list, a 11 day trip journal, a page for after thoughts and a nifty compartment on the back cover so you can safely store all the treasures you collect on your trip.

hypertext/?="The Metaphor is the Message"

by Neewok

I find that the model of hypertext has become the metaphor via which my thoughts, my research, finds form. I can't read one book at a time. Instead I skip between many, following an annotation in one, buying a bibiliographed reference, dipping into books by the same or similar authors in the bookstore, scribbling notes in one book about another. I make the world my internet; the library my world wide web.

Eric's Archived Thoughts: An Event Apart and HTML 5

by night.kame (via)

Incidentally, I used validator.nu to check my work. It seemed the most up to date, but there’s no guarantee it’s perfectly accurate.

Etant donné que c'est le seul qui soit sérieusement fait, on espère qu'il est à peu près à jour. Maintenant, difficile de valider un machin mouvant comme HTML 5 (et à quoi ça sert d'abord, étant donné qu'aucun navigateur n'implémente le gros de la spéc, à savoir les 232 pages d'algorithme de parsing).

February 2009

Uchidachi & Shidachi

by Takwann (via)
The following text has as its core a translation of a chapter in Nishioka Tsuneo's book Budo-teki na Mono no Kangaekata: Shu, Ha, Ri (Budo Way of Thinking: Shu, Ha, Ri). Direct translations from the Japanese are frequently problematic because of the ambiguity inherent in the traditional Japanese style of essay writing. In order to clarify the author's ideas and best present his thoughts in English, we have supplemented the original text with a series of personal conversations.[1] The result thus intentionally suggests the flavor of teachings passed down from master to disciple.

Bespin, canvas, SVG, DOM and other thoughts - <Glazblog/>

by karlcow

Last but not least, last time I checked Mozilla Labs' name contained the word "Labs". In general, labs are here to make experiments, things that don't seem ordinary or even reasonable, labs are here to pave the future, not do what all others are doing too.

même problème que le W3C avec les incubators groups.

Jay Fields' Thoughts: The Cost of Net Negative Producing Programmers

by greut

I know the argument: demand is so high, we don't have another choice. I reject this argument on the basis that most good programmers spend the majority of their time fixing problems created by terrible programmers.

ouch! Learned was is NNPP thus

kwippy

by terababy
kwippy is an easy and fun way to share thoughts, links, or what you are upto with your friends. It even autoblogs; stores your IM status messages/signatures and lets you have interesting conversations over them.

January 2009

Eric's Archived Thoughts: Using HTTP Headers to Serve Styles

by karlcow

Header add Link "</staging.css>;rel=stylesheet;type=text/css;media=all"

tru thoughts

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