- Jasper | Control everything with your voice
One to have a go at in my spare time.
Links for Wednesday April 9th 2014
- Science Story Magic
100% made of hedges, 0% made of chemicals. Paypal representatives are in your area now.Look, just go and listen, you'll either get it or you won't.
Links for Wednesday April 2nd 2014
- danah boyd | apophenia » Why Snapchat is Valuable: It’s All About Attention
This almost makes me want to install snapchat. Almost
Links for Friday March 28th 2014
- Web Hosting For App Developers
Marco Arment articulates some basic truths about app hosting. Noting this for future reference, because clients occaisionally ask us if they could save money with cloud hosting, and the answer is generally no.
Links for Friday March 21st 2014
- Placed iBeacon based app shortcuts
This might be useful, if I finally get around to buying some of those iBeacon kits.
Links for Thursday March 20th 2014
- 27 Reasons Why You’re Still Watching “The West Wing”
I really did/do love that show. In fact, I honestly worry about people who don't. I suspect they may have something wrong with them. Something really quite fundamental.
Links for Tuesday March 11th 2014
- The Case For Columbo
I now wish to watch more Columbo. I've seen the odd episode before, but I've never really had a go at the full canon, as it were.
Links for Tuesday March 4th 2014
- BBC News – The Indian sanitary pad revolutionary
This is an absolutely fantastic story about a man who has invented something that genuinely makes life better for some of the poorest women in the world.
Links for Monday March 3rd 2014
- Only 90s Web Developers Remember This
And boy, do I remember some of these. The twitching has almost stopped… - clutter – Opt out of Dropbox’s arbitration clause – Opt out of Dropbox’s arbitration clause
If you use Dropbox, I urge you to go here, read this, and then opt out of the new TOS clause. Dropbox is still a great service, and I hope it will never matter that I've done this, but the clause is a bad idea – I don't want my rights limited if something *should* go wrong – even if I never exercise them. All that said: I'm impressed they've made it easy to opt out of this clause.
Links for Monday February 17th 2014
- Kintsugi – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Found this via Del. Brilliant and fascinating concept, the idea of using repair to add value and even beauty to damaged things. - An Exciting Announcement | Newspaper Club
Newspaper club are now doing a PoD service. This is the proper interesting. OK, it's not terribly cheap, but as a notionally interesting object, a 24 page newspaper for a fiver seems saleable to me.