Ian Irving's Code and Culture from Toronto
This is what is Weird Wonderful Web for November 2nd through November 7th: Vestigial Organs Seem Ripe for Transhumanist Tweaks РBorn helpless, nude and unable to provide for himself, Lore Sj̦berg eventually overcame these handicaps to become a mutant, Continue reading Weird Wonderful Web Links for a November 12th
This is what is Weird & Wonderful to start November: Tokyo Sweets Factory – When you go to the original shop, you can actually see all of the sweets as they’re being made, and a restaurant area lets you order Continue reading Links to start your November
Just got back from a 4 day in San Fran. I haven’t been there for a while and only on business with next to no time for tourism. This trip was pure pleasure. Short story : a great city, friendly Continue reading San Francisco Impressions
Stu Downes : Effective Collaboration Arrow – “why some projects – in the same organizations, with the same tools – manage collaboration better than others.” As I’ve been saying for (at least) 15 years : “Technology is Tough but he Continue reading Links for Tech and the Culture of Tech for late October
Best.Prank.Ever – Oh no I’m a Vampire !!!!!! (I only wish I understood German) (Humour) Other People’s Money – Future of Work – Forbes Magazine asked Cory Doctorow to write a story as part of a “Future of Work” special Continue reading Weird Wonderful Web Culture Links for late October
The Problem here is if your list of data generated radio button html yields only one value. All the standard solutions / samples that a google yields assume the there are 2 or more choices. This is not unreasonable for Continue reading JavaScript for a single element radio button list