Tantek steps back and offers some practical approaches to reclaiming a more open web from the increasingly tight clutches of the big dominant roach motels.
Notice that he wrote this on his own domain, not on Branch, Medium, Google+, Facebook, or any other black hole.
This looks handy: a video-sharing service designed specifically to work with Silverback
Yet another piece of brilliance from Tom:
Click to make the Olympic Mascots fire their roof-mounted missiles! Aim for terrorists, protestors, and any illegal advertising!
Pointless fun.
Thanks to the fact that 10% of Silverback’s profits go to the Dian Fossey Foundation, Rifa got to meet Sigourney Weaver. Nice!
A nice little case study in using Silverback.
A Quicksilver rival from Google.
The Evening Standard picks up the story of Silicon Roundabout: Last.fm, Dopplr, Schulze and Webb, Moo...
Garrett's in-depth look at Silverback, the Mac app that we've been cooking up at Clearleft.
The collected wisdom of Silvio Berlusconi. I can't believe this prick is going to be the running Italy ...again.
I keep coming back to this recipe. Simple and delicious.
Okay, this started as a joke but then I couldn't resist writing a bit of code. Usage: OH_HAI.I_CAN_HAS_ELEMENT_BY_ID("Id") and OH_HAI.I_CAN_HAS_ELEMENTS_BY_TAG_NAME("tag").
A great re-imagining of the Star Wars trilogy as a silent movie.
Oversized food.
This is *exactly* the kind of thing that Tim Berners-Lee had in mind when he invented the World Wide Web: pictures of dogs, dressed as bees.
Clever. This gives me a warm tingly feeling.
He described the atmosphere on the world wide web as a free-for-all that was “close to that of unpoliced conversation.” Um... I have to admit that I've never had a policed conversation, online or off.
Stuart has posted an excellent round-up of the London JavaScript meetup.
This is the plain vanilla look.
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