Monday, September 8th, 2008
del.icio.us/dossy (RSS) links since July 28, 2008 at 09:00 AM:
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Similar to PartitionMagic, but for MacOS X. Looks very nice for $50.
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One thing is clear: Obama has an A+ speech-writing team. I’d actually like to see him win–but I fear he’ll get assassinated if he does.
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Slipstream driver support for all kinds of hardware in WinXP setup CDs.
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Morton Fox shares his implementation of timegm() written in Vim script. Slick.
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Wil Wheaton recalls his first Rocky Horror experience, and urges everyone to sign the petition to STOP MTV FROM DESTROYING SOMETHING SACRED!
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Jessica Marotta’s two hour focaccia bread recipe.
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An important lesson on quantitative comparisons, and why most “green eco-fags” have an emotionally, but not factually, compelling argument.
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Postel’s Law: Be conservative in what you do, be liberal in what you accept from others.
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Google discovers why AOL’s SNAC wins over XML for on-the-wire RPC – good on you, Google. Is Google’s version of FLAP coming next?
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The beautiful girl, artistically gifted and talented, who is also the creator of the now-famous Twitter “fail whale” illustration.
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If there _is_ an after-life, I bet George is laughing at all of us, still. The world has just a little less laughter in it, now – very sadly.
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