here’s a starting point for some IE7 launch repircussions research, when/if I decide to care.
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Monthly Archives: October 2006
Particletree · Degradable Ajax Form Validation
Sunday, October 29, 2006
I see a fair number of PHP forms in my near future. Now the thing about me and back-end programming, I’m extremely lazy. It’s not what I do, so I don’t care if I do it “right” I just want it to work (and not getting hacked is nice too, as I’ve learned). Thus far […]
Love it or hate it movies (kottke.org)
Friday, October 27, 2006
a data analysis contest, don’t see that many of those. and this one’s on a totally relivent main stream topic.
Zipcar - Car sharing, cars by the hour or day
Saturday, October 21, 2006
This is so like the shared community bike program they had at Hampshire. Except if they started up in 1999 this might have come first. Wonder what their association with the 5-college valley is, since they’re rather conspiciously present in the small city / large towns of Amherst and Northampton. Could just be the colleges.
Makes […]
MaleContraceptives.org — Prove that there is demand for new male contraceptives
Saturday, October 21, 2006
Help speed the development of new contraceptive options for men by participating in a 5-minute survey!
We (the couple’s we, not the royal one) beta tested this survey a few months ago, looks like they worked out a lot of the kinks from the earlier version.
Maps of War
Friday, October 20, 2006
History’s becoming more interesting as I get older, perhaps because current events are getting worse?
Smart ForTwo
Thursday, October 19, 2006
They’re coming! Now if we can get the Fit in automatic (for Cybil), then we can get one of these and have 2 compact cars, one with carrying capacity, the other with 60pmg.
UC Berkeley on Google Video
Monday, October 16, 2006
Back to school with you. Berkely picked the winner.
Fort Western - Wikipedia
Tuesday, October 10, 2006
Doing research for the other night’s tanga.com puzzle, I got to exploring wikipedia (can’t help it when you know as little geography as I do) and I happened upon this little bit of trivia: Fort Western, where my dad used to do the reinactment thing, is the oldest standing wooden fort in the united states. […]
Image:FibonacciBlocks.svg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Tuesday, October 10, 2006
Dude. I’m feeling dumb right now. It took this diagram for me to finally recognize the connection between the Fibonaci Sequence and the Golden Section.