Bookmarks for April 30, 2008
- Stripped: a minimalist WordPress theme
Nice job of being ultra, ultra minimalist, while still clearly having thought given to the layout and typography. I really like this one.
Bookmarks for April 27, 2008
- Clay Shirky on the cognitive surplus
And what gin and sitcoms have in common. Fascinating thinking.
- Bernardo O’Higgins – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The 2nd supreme director of Chile. Bookmarked for superb name zombie purposes. Don’t ask.
Links For Friday 25th April 2008
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How have I never turned up this man before? Pioneering rocket scientist and a Crowley devotee who would invoke Pan before every rocket launch…
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HST on Breakfast. No reason, other than that it made me smile and wish I was in a position to begin each day like that.
Bookmarks for April 24, 2008
- Covering Conflict | Magnum in Motion
An absolutely superb photo essay about war photography. Requires sound for the commentary.
- Vous Pensez – The geekiest pants… ever?
Is it bad that I would wear these without shame?
Bookmarks for April 23, 2008
- Amazon.co.uk: Rough Guides – World Music
On the one hand, this sort of compliation CD seems, I dunno, faintly patronising – to take an entire musical culture, and bung it on one sampler CD. On the other, you’ve got to start somewhere, and there’s loads of music here I know *nothing* about.
Pay No Attention To The Man Behind The Curtain
Sorry, folks, just testing a problem with one of my websites, and I need a public post in an RSS feed to do it. Move along, nothing to see here.
Bookmarks for April 22, 2008
- Improving the internet | The web: some antics | Economist.com
I was unfair yesterday – turns out the Economist has been talking about the semantic web for longer that I thought. There is another article from 2006 as well, but I can’t link to it because it’s behind a paywall. But still, hooray for the Economist.
- Ideas For Dozens: Automating Firefox for Web Application Integration
Potentially security-hole-tastic, but also amazing for site admin systems and the like, it’s now possible to install an extension that allows a site to telnet into your copy of Firefox, and do various things to add a whole new layer to what a site can do.
- BBC iPlayer – Stephen Fry and the Gutenberg Press
Just a note to myself – missed this when it was on. I note the BBC still haven’t fixed the iplayer on OSX – because it’s flash based, it does not stop my screen from going dark through lack of mouse movement, like a proper media player does. Grr.