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  • ASCII by Jason Scott: You’ve Ruined Everything — Many times, the roles that are taken up in an online community that’s based around a "thing" are so structured and expectant that you could almost fashion carved wooden masks for them.
    Tagged as: community society socialsoftware forums boards
  • Comments on 13606 | MetaTalk — "The issue is, shall we now together proceed to create a universe of unbelievable facility and magnitude from the universe skeleton that lies before us, with the universe wrenches and universe screwdrivers that fall so easily into our hands?" Great line.
    Tagged as: technology mefi history computing future
  • Xbox Live + Mac = MacLive at 99 Lives — Not quite ready for release, but anyway: MacLive is a nice Cocoa front end to XBox Live, with Growl integration (hurrah). Hoping it’ll be ready soon!
    Tagged as: xbox360 xbox mac live gaming online app
  • Flickr Photo Download: dowconzki apple ad — Lovely Photoshop job on the Mitchell & Webb Apple ad.
    Tagged as: apple microsoft mac pc mitchellandwebb peepshow funny
  • Obie Fernandez : Weblog : SEO Optimization of Rails URLs — Neat trick from Obie on mixing Rails primary keys with readable URLs.
    Tagged as: ruby rails rubyonrails routing urls seo
  • SampleSwap.org – Download 4.6 GB of free audio samples (drum loops, vocals, synths, instruments, sound fx…) — When I have a bit more time (ie, the weekend) I should probably check this out.
    Tagged as: free samples music audio production
  • Tony Comstock’s Blog » Porn in HD, or Why When Porn Sucks the Media Sucks on it Harder. — Nice article (and blog, in fact) from a maker of porn, debunking the whole porn-looks-bad-in-HD argument. Reasonably worksafe, too.
    Tagged as: film technology video hd porn
  • SimpleLog. A simple (and free!) Ruby on Rails weblog application. — Simplelog hits 2.0 – nice going, Garrett. It’s looking really polished, but resolutely maintaining its attitude of doing the bare minimum for a blog. In this day and age of spam and similar, that still means quite a bit – but it’s a good philosophy.
    Tagged as: rails ruby rubyonrails cms blog simple software free
  • Freeverse : Think — Let’s limit our attention to one application–any application–at any time. Let’s make it easy to change focus when we have to. Let’s allow ourselves to bring other apps up quickly if we need them, but put them out of sight again just as quickly.
    Tagged as: productivity software macosx free
  • Billings 2: Time tracking and invoicing for Mac OS X — Rather nice-looking invoicing app for OSX; worth comparing to Billable, for sure.
    Tagged as: billing software osx application apps timetracking
  • sevennine | WP Audioscrobbler — One of the better looking WordPress plugins for dumping out Audioscrobbler data.
    Tagged as: blogging wordpress plugin last.fm audioscrobbler music
  • David Seah : The Printable CEO™ VI.1: Emergent Task Planning — Probably the most useful – for me – of David Seah’s Printable CEO series.
    Tagged as: gtd productivity pdf printable form lifehack
  • Unhappy Meals – Michael Pollan – New York Times — Eat food. Though in our current state of confusion, this is much easier said than done. So try this: Don’t eat anything your great-great-grandmother wouldn’t recognize as food.
    Tagged as: nutrition food cooking toread diet culture society
  • New Statesman – Sex, snobbery and sadism — "There are three basic ingredients in Dr No, all unhealthy, all thoroughly English: the sadism of a school boy bully, the mechanical two-dimensional sex-longings of a frustrated adolescent, and the crude, snob-cravings of a suburban adult." Wonderful 1958
    Tagged as: newstatesman bond jamesbond ianfleming fiction novel review criticism for:vincennes
  • OmniNerd – Articles: Processing Credit Cards with Ruby on Rails — This might come in handy at somepoint.
    Tagged as: rails ruby rubyonrails ecommerce creditcard paypal processing plugin payment
  • Server move autopsy (Phil Gyford: Writing) — Phil kept pretty detailed notes on moving hosts. Worth bearing in mind, as I think about doing the same…
    Tagged as: dns server hosting procedure process web
  • Malcolm Gladwell – The Talent Myth — "Are smart people overrated?"
    Tagged as: business management gladwell economics hr society toread for:vincennes
  • pasta and vinegar » Blog Archive » An interview with Adam Greenfield — Nicolas Nova presents his take on the interview.
    Tagged as: everyware ubicomp design interview
  • Interview with Adam Greenfield — First half of the interview at WWMNA.
    Tagged as: interview everyware ubicomp design research
  • Selenium rocks – and you don’t need it | magpiebrain — There is a place for browser drivers (like Selenium or Sahi) and for suites based on browser emulation techniques (such as HTTPUnit or Twill). Knowing which to use and when can result in significant time savings when running your test suites.
    Tagged as: for:dotcode http testing html selenium dom application web development
  • MonsterID [splitbrain.org] — MonsterID is a method to generate a unique monster image based upon a certain identifier (IP address, email address, whatever). It can be used to automatically provide personal avatar images in blog comments or other community services.
    Tagged as: identity image library avatar script
  • Userscripts.org: Flickr – Multi Group Sender — Awesome little greasemonkey script that overrides default send-to-group behaviour, and replaces it with send-to-multiple-groups-at-once.
    Tagged as: flickr greasemonkey hack script tool groups
  • ericappel.net – Project: SmartSetr – SmartSets for Flickr — Remotely-run service to generate smart, daily-updated sets based on metadata. Nifty.
    Tagged as: flickr hack sets photography application
  • I Don’t Feel Like It, Why Don’t You // RailsTips.org by John Nunemaker — The "delegate" method: "the User model says I don’t feel like dealing with the inbox method so why don’t you deal with it Action."
    Tagged as: rubyonrails rails activerecord tips delegate
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