Web based presentation kit

books-in-browsers-2011 at master from threepress/html5-tools – GitHub.

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CSS Data URIs – Use Them In All Browsers Now! | Jon Raasch’s Blog

Whoa, it’s nice to learn something new… (Thanks Lauren!) CSS Data URIs – Use Them In All Browsers Now! | Jon Raasch’s Blog.

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Evernote – an example of “voice”

“…. Or just relaxt and wait for everything to happen automatically sooner or later.”

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Randomizing a list of 25 things using Python

I got tagged in the oh-so popular “25 Random Things” meme on Facebook. To make a point that I sometimes think in code and I don’t think its weird, I wrote the script below to randomize my list before I posted it. import random f = open(’25-things.txt’) list = f.readlines() “”"Magnus L Hetland’s solution http://bit.ly/uN4iq”"” [...]

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Processing WordPress’ Post Content

If you find yourself directly manipulating a WordPress post (say outside of “The Loop” by using query_posts, e.g. query_posts(array(‘category__and’ => array(1,3)));) you may need to do some extra work to get the pretty formatting that WP does for you in things like the_content() and the_excerpt(). Say you have a single post in a local variable [...]

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BBEdit, HTML Markup tag on one line

In BBEdit I use the keyboard shortcuts a lot. They’re a great way to save some time. The default behavior for the keyboard short cut to insert (or wrap the selected text in) the <p> tag always bothered me, it put the <p> and </p> on new lines like: <p> </p> What I want (almost [...]

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CNN.com sells own headline-inspired t-shirts

Take a close look at the icons after certain stories in the ‘latest news’ section of cnn.com Notice anything odd? video icon, check…. what’s that next to it? is that a t-shirt icon? what could that mean? why is the t-shirt icon next to some headlines and not others? Go ahead click on one. Yep. [...]

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And a small portion of the intertubes goes crazy for jquery

JQuery + Microsoft + Nokia + Conference == massive tweting

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It used to be plain crap, but now…it’s Beta!

“We have to admit, the old download manager totally sucked.” Beta is beyond retro-cool. Remember the late 90′s? Recalled by some as, “The Golden Age of Beta”, is it being eclipsed? With a health dose of web2.0 badges screaming: “BETA!”, anything could happen. –I am so starting a band called The Beta Band, no wait [...]

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Historic Day at CERN (and Twitter)

With possibly the best opening tweets in Twitter history, CERN announced the successful start up of the Large Hadron Collider. twitter.com/cern

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