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how you can easily re-use content on the web. The answer I gave was by using YQL

Encastrable is French collective which does guerrilla interventions at gardening and DIY megastores in the Paris area. They just use the materials available in the stores for their temporary installations and sculptures. They didn’t ask for permission so it was only a matter of time till the employees cleaned up behind them.

Since Cocoon release 2.2, Cocoon relies on Maven 2 for its build process.

To build Cocoon, use the following command:

$ ./build.sh install

In case of any failures, repeat command as necessary till you see the message:

BUILD SUCCESSFUL

Et si ça ne marche toujours pas, vous pouvez toujours rebooter !

There are some Flash fans in the crowd, who ask quite rightly whether all this will be made simpler with great tools, like what Adobe provides for Flash. We do need better tools, but I ask him to wait till I talk about tools in The Cloud.

Google have lately been praised for their chart API and my esteemed colleague Ed Eliot has a workaround for its restrictions in terms of caching and server hits. I played around a bit with it and thought it very cool but it felt a bit clunky to add all these values to a URL when they could be in the document for those who cannot see pie charts. This is why I wrote a small script that converts data tables to charts using the API and a wee bit of JavaScript. Using this script you can take a simple, valid and accessible data table like the following and it gets automatically converted to a pie chart.

There are two dashboard widgets that let you both post and follow: Twitterlex and Twitgit. In plain English, both of these are huge security risks that create an easy way for an attacker on your network to take over your Mac. Uninstall them till there are new versions. In technical terms, both are relatively simple pieces of JavaScript. Both use JSON to retrieve their data through the Twitter API. Both use eval() to evaluate the JSON data.