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links for 2008-09-26
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Alex King has a plugin for WordPress that sounds great: make a lightweight mobile interface for your users.
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A statically-type, Python-inspired language written in D. Promises speeds that are close to D (which itself is pretty close to C).
links for 2008-08-08 [delicious.com]
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Copy files across your lan to the iphone and then view them on the phone. I'm looking for a good PDF viewer. This apparently keeps track of the last position you looked at in the file, but does not have page forward, page back or go to page (which could be a drag in a big PDF). Someone will come out with a good ebook reader at some point.
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A list of open source libraries and applications for App Engine. I'd imagine that this will get too large for one simple web page at some point.
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Amazing imitations by Kevin Spacey.
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Good quote (via Daring Fireball)
links for 2008-08-06 [delicious.com]
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I've been puzzled by this behavior with my MacBook Pro as well. I have a USB hub hooked up now and it works fine, as long as it's in the port on the right side of my MBP.
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I've been using FF3 as my primary browser. Safari is definitely *much* snappier. Check out the benchmarks here.
links for 2008-07-30
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Nice suggestions for modernizing a not-for-profit. I agree with most of what’s written here.
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Nice idea: Add some javascript to your site that gives a nice little prod to the user about upgrading their browser.
links for 2008-07-29
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This company will manufacture products that you design.
links for 2008-07-26
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A webcomic *and* the guy will draw anything for $2. Neat.
links for 2008-07-25
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A much prettier Design Outpost. Seems to be pretty active.
links for 2008-07-24
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The Rands version of getting things done. This actually gels a bit better with my own experience than the traditional GTD approach.
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A great introduction to using Persevere in real life. Easiest way to get a database going with a grid view that automatically updates as other users change the data!
links for 2008-07-19
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A bunch of nice design links (intended to help us left-brained people not screw up so badly)
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Alas, trademark law actually requires enforcement of trademarks, otherwise you lose the mark. Our friend Mark Knopper wrote an iphone app with tons of baseball stats, and the MLB wants the logos off.
links for 2008-07-18
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I think I like xkcd-style politics. We need more of that.
links for 2008-07-17
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Inexpensive service for managing email campaigns
links for 2008-07-15
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Distributed, versioned configuration for groups of computers.
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On November 3, 2004, I put up a blog post entitled “I told you so”. I’ll be bringing that up again this year, but this article brings together much of what I was talking about.
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The anti-RPC view of Google’s Protocol Buffers.
links for 2008-07-12
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Convenient looking tool to easily do stuff to a collection of images.
links for 2008-07-10
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Great tips. Rands suggests replacing “photography” with “writing” in these rules and applying them there too.
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I wondered why people would talk about a URL shortener service. Now, I see. Extra features (like stats and a simple, useful API) make this service a winner.
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Software to manage multiple iTunes libraries on a computer (copy music between them, maintaining metadata, etc)
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Lets you set a different theme for different categories. neat
links for 2008-07-09
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Studio Lettering typefaces look very nice. $160, though, so not for a non-professional like me
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A large, large number of models, most of which are for sale.
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Another large 3D model site.
links for 2008-07-08
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Host-proof means that the data is encrypted client-side.
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