Song blogging: Files That Last
I hereby declare that this song is my official anthem.
I want some files that last, data that will not stray.
Files just as fresh tomorrow as they were yesterday.
Tags: file
Just Solve the Problem Month 2012: Nitty Gritty « ASCII by Jason Scott
Jason goes into detail describing the File Format problem that he and others are going to tackle in the effort known as Just Solve The Problem.
Kev aka Lomokev- Brighton street photographer: YouTube
A nice little profile of local Brighton photographer extraordinaire, Lomokev.
ARCHIVE TEAM: A Distributed Preservation of Service Attack - YouTube
Jason’s rip-roaring presentation from Defcon last year.
The Jason Scott Adventure | Glorious Trainwrecks
Download and play the Jason Scott Adventure — only you can help Jason save the internet!
Design Firm Seeks to Humanize Technology - NYTimes.com
Those lovely BERG chaps profiled in the New York Times.
PixelApnea
Andy answers some questions about Clearleft's way of working.
The Pownce Blog » Blog Archive » Public file sharing and increased file sizes!
Here are the fruits of the latest code push at Pownce: the ability to share files with the public and a tenfold increase in the file size limit.
Twitter / David Recordon: I gotz me some hCard and XFN
Livejournal profile pages get some microformats lovin', That's a lot of hCards.
Styling File Inputs with CSS and the DOM // ShaunInman.com
A clever little technique by Shaun for faux-styling file input elements using a mixture of CSS and JavaScript.
Apple - Pro - Profiles - Joshua Davis
A profile on Apple.com of Flash designer par excellénce, Josh Davis.
The Promise of a Post-Copyright World | QuestionCopyright.org
The origins and history of copyright. Copyright was originally designed to subsidize distribution, not creation. Not much has changed... until now.
Microformats - Audioscrobbler
More about the microformats that can now be found on Last.fm.
Foundphotos
This is fascinating in a voyeuristic way - photographs found on peer to peer networks from people who are (perhaps accidentally) sharing their entire home folder.