Shell’s cooking up a Wordform metadata storm. Dunno if Wordform’s going to be perfect for me, but it’s sounding like it’s going to have that feel where you know it’s perfect for someone, even when it isn’t you. Looking forward to having a poke at it.
Edit in Place with JavaScript and CSS. Someday, you’ll get to edit things online this slickly. List 4, especially, just floors me. [via]
Follow along as the Between Lawyers crew decides about a Creative Commons license. I just hope they don’t wind up with metadata that claims they are licensing everything, because then I’ll reproduce it all, and end up paying off the judgement as Hylton‘s pool boy. Please, save me from that: find a way to say […]
Jeneane lives! I doubt my holding my breath and chanting “Om mani dontthinkabout, Om mani forgetthehorror” did any good, but I’m relieved and delighted that someone who can make me scream incoherently at her about things other people have said is with us, better than ever.
Oddly enough, this came up three times yesterday: When a var is not a var, or, how to use var in JavaScript to keep things in objects and functions from affecting the outside world.
Yagoohoogle as a search plugin for Mozilla/Firefox. I expected it to just be a novelty I’d quickly delete, but the very first search I did showed me something interesting (or at least funny).
How on earth has Oblique Info failed to get approval for AdSense? There’s certainly nothing spammy about a Dadaist weblog. Not like, say, insurablog, registered with the same admin address, and currently showing AdSense.
The Strange Zen Of JavaScript : a new place for Scott Andrew to keep teaching me about JavaScript. Rawk!
Scoble’s mark of quality: The real question is: who’ll do it for more than 150 million users first? That’s just not right ;)
Patterns of Intermediation : toward a categorization of bookmarklet and user-script patterns, formalizing mucking with your content. Excellent!