Archive for September, 2004
What the Bubble Got Right
What the Bubble Got Right: “First, the Internet lets anyone find you at almost zero cost. Second, it dramatically speeds up the rate at which reputation spreads by word of mouth. Together these mean that in many fields the rule will be: Build it, and they will come. Make something great and put it online. [...]
Bloglines API
Bloglines has expanded their REST-based API offering and provided some documentation.
Breakpoints in Venkman
A cool article from Netscape DevEdge about setting breakpoints in Venkman, Mozilla’s Javascript debugger.
projects projects everywhere
I’m starting a new project, which I’m hoping will let me combine facets of genetic algorithms with the control of custom hardware extensions on a PC. My initial impulse is to use Python, though it may end up being easier for me to use C#. If it sounds like it involves robotics, you’re [...]
More Firefox love
The other feature in the latest release of firefox that I’m really enjoying is the location window colour highlighting that happens when you’re visiting a site using SSL:
It seems like a really simple addition, but in terms of enhancing the browser interface I think it makes a huge difference, especially for non tech-savy users. I [...]
Firefox Live Bookmarks
The latest version of Firefox includes a cool new feature called Live Bookmarks, which lets you subscribe to syndication feeds within Firefox and view the entries from your bookmarks. I’ve found myself unsubscribing lately from sites which have a high volume of entries (like wired news and slashdot) because I don’t have the time [...]
Archives for Creosote
I finally got around to implementing archives on creosote. It may still require a bit of tweaking, but it should be a useful addition. The archives go back to the end of last month.
cfeclipse update
Cfeclipse has been updated with a bunch of new features.