Flickr: Stick Figures in Peril

Mon 25 Apr 200511:44 AM

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How I Reverse-Engineered Mac OS X Tiger

Mon 25 Apr 200501:00 AM

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The author of Desktop Manager, without access to Apple’s developer program, adapts his utility to Tiger with the help of the Macintosh user community.

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Scrolling LED Belt Buckle

Sun 24 Apr 200507:24 PM

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Use technology to quickly broadcast your desire to get beaten up/mugged.

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Workflow: a Movable Type Plug-in by David Raynes

Sun 24 Apr 200507:12 PM

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All You Can Eat Bookmarks

Sun 24 Apr 200502:56 PM

When it comes to social bookmark managers — hosted repositories where your favorite bookmarks mingle with everyone else’s — I’ve been more of a Spurl fan than a Del.icio.us devotee. Mostly, I’m responding to Spurl’s generally nicer user interface which, as a designer, I feel compelled to support. For all its spareness though (and indeed, spareness is essential to its appeal, I’m sure) Del.icio.us is the one that, undeniably, represents the most potential. Its user base is larger, and its principal author, Joshua Schachter, has just secured a dream investment scenario in which he has agreed to receive funds without giving up control of his own project. You can’t not root for that.