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Another Article on Coworking in NYTimes
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Recent Science Making Life More Possible in Universe?
http://codinginparadise.org/weblog/2008/06/recent-science-making-life-more.htmlThere have been several big pieces of news the last few weeks that point the way towards life possibly being more common in the universe than we expect. I haven't heard others put this stuff together so I thought it might be useful to put the pieces together. …
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Pocket IE Supports XHTML?!
http://codinginparadise.org/weblog/2008/06/pocket-ie-supports-xhtml.htmlI was going through the Pocket Internet Explorer for Windows Mobile documentation and I found that it says it support XHTML! That's surprising. Has anyone actually used the XHTML support in Windows Mobile? Any details?…
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[Be el o ge] — The web is an unstoppable force of nature.
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If You Do Not Work On Important Problems, You Will Not Do Important Work
http://michelemartin.typepad.com/thebambooprojectblog//2008/...A lot of us, though, have lost that meaning and that sense of doing something important and I wonder if it isn't because we've lost track of working on important problems. I thought about this while reading Brad Neuberg's little gem of a blog post on Creating a Personal Research Agenda. In it, he quotes a speech by Richard Hamming in which Hamming observes: "If you do not work on an important problem, it's unlikely that you'll do important work." That bears repeating: "If you do not work on an important problem, it's unlikely that
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Tinselman
http://tinselman.typepad.com/tinselmanControl as the truly final frontier whizzed before their eyes. It was the mother of all demos. Engelbart's support staff was as elaborate as one would find at a modern Grateful Dead concert. ... • click here to watch Engelbart demonstration. • click here for a flyer of the original demo. Update: Thanks to Kevin for telling me about Belgian inventor, Paul Otlet who, unbelievably, invented hyperlinking decades before Ted Nelson. Read more on Kevin's True Film's blog
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Today on the Server
http://www.kintespace.com/rasxlog/?p=941“Coding In Paradise: XHTML Considered Harmful” Brad Neuberg: “…XHTML is a useless technology that is retarding progress, especially when it comes to Dymamic HTML (DHTML) and AJAX applications.” I have no idea where this is coming from… My AJAX designs
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The Mother of All Demos
http://tinselman.typepad.com/tinselman/2008/06/the-mother-of...Control as the truly final frontier whizzed before their eyes. It was the mother of all demos. Engelbart's support staff was as elaborate as one would find at a modern Grateful Dead concert. ... • click here to watch Engelbart demonstration. • click here for a flyer of the original demo. Update: Thanks to Kevin for telling me about Belgian inventor, Paul Otlet who, unbelievably, invented hyperlinking decades before Ted Nelson. Read more on Kevin's True Film's blog
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Hot Koehl
http://frankkoehl.comCode stuff I'm studying AMASS CakePHP jQuery Docs OpenID Propel Sphinx Search Engine
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Bookmarking, History and AJAX
http://www.visicog.com/?p=28book that you like, the URL might be displayed as www.cheapbooks.com#item38392, although the webpage was never changed. There have been many other ‘history libraries’ developed since RSH first went into production, but many do not address all the usability issues that RSH covers. RSH was further developed in 2007 to fix several bugs and support the latest browser versions of including IE7, Firefox, Safari, and Opera. More information can be found on the official website.
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Lestoujoursouvrables - Quelques pensées perso...
http://penseesdiverses.over-blog.com/article-13319442.htmlLinuxfr.org Innergeek The Geek Code Copine de geek ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Parole de bègue Ayrac *.::.Mirdess.::.* Koloc Gris Coloré La vie extra Ordinaire de Milie Cassandre Millefeuilles Le blog de Nicolin Coding In Paradise Trop c'est trop....! Rien n'est vrai... Yvette's Inner Geek Blog Voie Lactée Le blog de Melo Maliki Lapartdelautre Blogborygmes Sexe, love et gaudriole Les Jupes Des Filles Twingocerise sur gateau Un crayon dans la coeur
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discipline and punish
http://blogs.concedere.net:8080/blog/disciplinethetremendous growth, innovation and new ecosystems that open data formats can create. APIs, proprietary or not, are more tightly coupled (in space-time) and widgets, being essentially HTML generators, seem to provide the most coupling. In terms of the Open Web it would seem that open data formats are the way to go. But widgets are an interesting black sheep here. Widgets seem to be the least open integration strategy and Web 2.0 companies have embraced them, at least partly, to further centralize access to
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