Monthly Archives: October 2004

Recursive fun

The two recur­sive rene­gades Le Danois and Dalager are hav­ing some fun, a recur­sive thursday.

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Blogging
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Silktide SiteScore

Hooray, yet another ‘val­i­da­tion’ ser­vice; Silk­tide SiteScore.

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Pollas.dk, Web Development
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Disruptive Pattern Material

Print lust: Dis­rup­tive Pat­tern Mate­r­ial: An Ency­clo­pe­dia Of Camouflage.Containing over 5,000 images, many of which are pre­vi­ously unpub­lished, and draw­ing on the knowl­edge of an exten­sive team of con­sul­tants, DPM is an indis­pens­able ref­er­ence guide for both the novice and sea­soned camoufleur.http://www.dp-mhi.com/cgi-bin/index.cgi?view=product&item=23232323&category=17 Exclu­sively through dpmhi.com and dpmhi store in London…guess who’s going to Lon­don in a week… Damn, I’ll never get rich this way. Con­tinue read­ing

Misc.
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MT-Enclosures: A Movable Type Plugin

Did a search and found a nifty plu­gin for mak­ing To start audio blog­ging, you have to do the hard part first — record the audio file.… Then cre­ate a new blog entry that announces your post and has a link to the MP3. Con­tinue read­ing

Blogging, Syndication
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The Mouse BT

I wanted a wire­les mouse for my Power­book for quite some time now, but since I’m a big scroll wheel fan and MacMice has claimed that their Apple mouse look-a-like was just around the cor­ner for about a year now, I’ve been hold­ing off.

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Stuff
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Tiger: Content is a beauty queen

AppleIn­sider | New Tiger builds reveal smart font col­lec­tions, secu­rity addi­tions, more: The Tiger fea­ture list con­tinue to grow. What’s inter­est­ing here is the mic cal­i­bra­tion panel (pod­cast­ers unite) and the xml based screen­saver. Con­tinue read­ing

Misc.
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Licensing

Blog­a­rithms points to a tuto­r­ial on music licens­ing at How­Stuff­Works. Inter­est­ing, but I’m still stuck with my ini­tial thought; it’s just too damn hard to deal with. Con­tinue read­ing

Tech
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GUUUI — Card sorting tools

GUUUI points us to a sum­mary on card sort­ing tools. Con­tinue read­ing

Misc.
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Gravatar — Globally Recognized Avatar

Maybe we should all get Gra­vatars to help iden­tify us when post­ing com­ments? Con­tinue read­ing

Blogging, Pollas.dk, Web Development
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MileWideBack Firefox extension

Yet another potenti And whad­dya know, it turns out to be yet another essen­tial exten­sion (as far as I’m con­cerned). The premise of MileWide­Back is sim­ple: you use the left-edge of the Fire­fox win­dow to nav­i­gate back and forth in your tab his­tory. Con­tinue read­ing

Misc.
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MovableType 3.12

Gemal informs us that MT 3.12 Upgraded. Con­tinue read­ing

Misc.
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DrunkenBlog: RSS for Mac OS X Roundtable

Inter­est­ing inter­view, Drunk­en­Blog: RSS for Mac OS X Round­table: Most of the hype comes from the press, but I’ve been shocked at the lack of shame some peo­ple have about exploit­ing it. RSS does noth­ing new, it’s just mar­gin­ally more con­ve­nient than brows­ing the web­sites man­u­ally. Con­tinue read­ing

Syndication, Tech
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Extending the range of non-Apple APs using AirPort Express

Since the Apple Express Assis­tant will only auto­mat­i­cally detect Apple wire­less net­works, you have to install the device ini­tially (using an Eth­er­net cable from your router) as its own net­work. Once you have done that you can step back in using the Apple Admin Util­ity to join your cur­rent net­work (you will need to type the name of the net­work in man­u­ally). Con­tinue read­ing

Tech
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iMeat

Quick idea: Con­doms with iSight–look. Com­mon decency keeps me from doing a Pho­to­shop mockup to illus­trate the con­cept. just go with it dvd download

Misc.
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Blog redesign, episode 9

A few minor improve­ments: The cat­e­gory ‘Bla bla’ is now called ‘Misc.’ — highly orig­i­nal, I know. My lat­est del.icio.us book­marks have taken the place of the side­bar (which got included in the main post area). The thought behind this divide … Con­tinue read­ing

Web Development
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Comments working again

Just a quick note: The com­ment issue wasn’t due to the install of the updated MT-Blacklist after­all. After a few more tries (thanks, <a href=“http://www.verture.net”>Jonas</a> I dis­cov­ered that the sin­gle char­ac­ter ‘v’ had ended up on the black­list, caus­ing quite a lot of string matches to fuck up.

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Pollas.dk
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[DK] Ladbrokes findes

<a href=“http://www.berlingske.dk”>Berlingske Tidende</a> er odds på at Inger Chris­tensen får Nobels fred­spris i lit­ter­atur 34 til 1. Ganske fikst; priser til gode for­fat­tere og penge i lommen.

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TextMate: The Missing Editor for OS X

Text­Mate: The Miss­ing Edi­tor for OS X — it’s finally here. Today is offi­cial “try and see if you can test drive this thing even though you don’t really need to code today”-day.

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Web Development
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SubEthaEdit tips

>Good tips on effi­cient SubEthaEdit use over at 43 fold­ers; SubEthaEdit for meet­ing notes and light project man­age­ment 43 fold­ers, by the way, is a mighty fine place full of good advice on how to get things done. Con­tinue read­ing

Misc.
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Category feeds — and other feeds

Kalsey on cat­e­gory feeds: If I were to pro­vide a feed for my Mov­able Type tips cat­e­gory, there would be thou­sands of peo­ple read­ing it but never see the other things I write about.… I thought a bit about my own feeds as I’m slowly mov­ing through the stages of the blog redesign. Con­tinue read­ing

Blogging, Pollas.dk
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First picture taken

Do a Google Search for DSC00001.jpg and see the first pic­tures that peo­ple took on their dig­i­tal cameras.

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Misc.
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