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No posts for quite a while now… I have a number of drafts I need to finish, but we’re off to Paros for a couple of weeks – see you the other side.
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Well, they might not be all that recent. You'll find the older entries in the archives.
After reading Brian Suda article on link rot, I ran his script on my Pinboard collection, and discovered that around 12% of my recorded links are invalid now.
It’s chocolate cake month again, eventhough we’ve only baked one for the time being.
→ This amazing ad gave me goose bumps…
Still going strong 25 years later. Happy ❤️ anniversary.
I remember the January 9th, 2007 MacWorld keynote very clearly, even 15 years later.
→ Small Technology Foundation have launched a web0 manifesto in reaction to the current #web3 hype.
We woke up to fog this morning. I like the atmosphere it creates, dampening edges and blurring the landscape in cotton wool.
Ever since the launch of the iTunes Store in 2003, the user experience has been a total mess. Apple has never managed to offer a consistent experience throughout its Store.
→ Michael Feeney’s (mac)OStalgia project reimagines how today’s apps would look in Mac OS 9.
I just discovered that Siri is available to users in Switzerland despite what Apple’s support page says.
I've been using Pinboard (and del.icio.us before that) on and off to save my links ever since 2005. Here are the latest links I saved. You'll find all the others on Pinboard.
Compare and learn about dev tools in different browsers
The place to go to manipulate files
To help you circumvent the common pitfalls that the English language brings along, Andy Taylor created Style Manual, a reference document for punctuation, style, and spelling.
If you’re not comfortable with command line interfaces, you’ll struggle to run a local development server or build your application!
Dedicated to all the misfits & weirdos ♥︎
SystemSix is a desk calendar that displays the weather forecast and phase of the moon on an e-ink display. This is a kind of love-letter to my first Macintosh.
This year, we took an early summer break in Paros, our favourite Greek island. It was so good to be back and welcomed by our local friends.