links for 2006-08-04
- Photoshop CS2 HDR A really wonderful photography site describes a technique for making digital photos really pop. (tags: hdr digital [photography](http://del.icio...
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Quite interesting analysis (at least to us Geeks) showing that the notion of a ‘WIndows XP’ standard or native UI is actually a myth. Read it here: Prashant Deva’s blog: How many of your Windows apps use the native Windows UI?
This is Mac specific, but I wouldn’t be surprised if people with more primitive computers could do something analogous. Basically we create a Mail rule that matches image spam messages: “The rule is based off of Bill’s observation that these spam emails always come from a different address, and the content type header (as you might now assume) begins with multipart/related'” Read more: A Mail.app rule for catching image spam – The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)
This article: The Role of RSS in Science Publishing: Syndication and Annotation on the Web is a very interesting survey of RSS and issues that folks in the Science community have to be aware of.
Look closely at this screen grab off the New York Times site. It was published on August 6, 2006. Look at the calendar on the wall. It’s only August 2, at least here in Boston. Maybe time moves quicker in New York?
Technorati Tags: funny, newyorktimes
Yeah this is extraordinarily weird. As Yakov Smirnov says: “America, What a country!” It’s from EBay. Anyone want to bid? Technorati Tags: weird
Just announced over on the BlogBridge site, BlogBridge 3.0. Check it out! I think you’ll like it. It has lots of new goodies, too many to mention here, but see the announcement for the juicy details!
If you read my blog chances are you’ll really enjoy John Batelle’s book The Search: How Google and Its Rivals Rewrote the Rules of Business and Transformed Our Culture. Actually it’s mostly about Google, but in a bit of clever marketing I think the broader title makes it more attractive. Many people have reviewed it so I won’t bother other than to say that it’s a really good read and worthwhile. Recommended.
I knew about this site but recently came across a link to another quite interesting article, “Why We Can be Confident of Turing Test Capability Within a Quarter of a Century”. Yes, Kurzweil’s books are too long and repetitive, and he does hold some unusual views, but ...
Read more →Ok, oh wise listeners out there. Here’s what’s happened to me twice now in the last week. Basically I receive a large number of email bounce messages which were sent ‘from’ xxx@blogbridge.com, where I never heard of xxx. And there are a ton of different xxx’s. When I say a large number, it’s aroun...
Read more →Yes the meetups keep on coming fast and furious. Check out the “Boston Web Innovators Group” meeting, which is happening July 24th (yes that’s this coming Monday.) I’ll be there! Technorati Tags: geekdinner
Just a quick reminder that we are having another super-informal-geeky-but-not-exclusively-geeks Geek Dinner, and we have a lovely new location, sponsored by our friends at Permabit. The location is on First Street, in Cambridge, MA, USA, in the so-called Davenport Building, on the second floor. See you there! Here are the coordinates: > When: July 19, Wednesday, 6:30pm to 9:30pm Where: Permabit, 25 First Street, 2nd Floor. Across from the Galleria Mall. Topics of discussion: AJAXPHPOPMLRSSJAVAETC Please confirm your attendance by clicking here!