Web 2.0 Suicide Machine - Meet your Real Neighbours again! - Sign out forever!
A quick way of leaving Facebook, Twitter, Linked In and MySpace. It uses the password anti-pattern but after using this, I guess you won't be needing that password again.
A quick way of leaving Facebook, Twitter, Linked In and MySpace. It uses the password anti-pattern but after using this, I guess you won't be needing that password again.
This is the reason why we chose Vzaar for hosting the videos on the Reprieve website.
Still addictive after all these years.
My pedagogic colleagues from N'orn Irelan' asked me twelve questions. I answered.
An excellent way of visualising weather. Brighton is currently like Hoth.
Lovely Lego Star Wars pictures.
Yes. Yes. YES! "We’ve shaken off the restrictions of the early days, opened up all kinds of technical possibilities, but web design seems less exciting and less experimental than it did fifteen years ago."
This. This right here is how you manage sites in multiple languages. Are you listening, Google?
He sees you when you are sleeping. He knows when you are awake. Be afraid. Be very afraid. And be good ...for goodness sake.
A portfolio of imaginary interfaces as seen in the movies.
Hixie is proposing a new addition to HTML but separate from HTML5, "to enable video conferencing from HTML applications."
A very nice take on the to-do list app.
A free iPhone/iPod Touch game for every day of advent.
Organise tea-making duties in the office with Twitter lists. This could be very handy...
Quite astonishing use of canvas: the game Another World ported to JavaScript.
The geography of musicians.
A nice resource (built in HTML5) to connect developers and designers who want to Make A Thing.
I don't know whether to laugh or cry.
A puzzle game with an extra dimension. Utterly compelling.
Beautifully done with HTML5 and font linking.
There is a magazine for JavaScript. I did not know that.
Matt Jones on sociality, data, radio and time.
I'll take any excuse to watch the opening of Touch of Evil — I don't think it'll ever be topped.
Some Ruby on Rails code for enhancing sign-up forms using Google's Social Graph API, inspired by Huffduffer.
This is the plain vanilla look.
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