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9 CSS Ethics Every Designer Should Have – Writing a CSS Stylesheet That is Easy to Maintain is really easy, just by following these 9 “ethics”: Indent descendant ;Grouping and commenting;Break into sheets; Reset;color scheme refrence; Keep a library of Continue reading Links for December 5th
Canada’s coming DMCA will be the worst copyright yet – Boing Boing – If this law passes, it will render all of the made-in-Canada exceptions to copyright for education, archiving, free speech and personal use will be irrelevant.    It could Continue reading Weird Wonderful Web Links for a cold December
Onaswarm: Lifestreaming For Groups – from Toronto’s David Jane and BlogMatrix. Lifestreaming is a growing class of services that let you display all your activites across different websites, through aggregating the RSS feeds from your accounts on one page. A Continue reading Weird Wonderful Web Links for a Grey Cuy Sunday
This is what is Weird Wonderful Web for November 14th through November 19th: Top 60 Japanese buzzwords of 2007 : coming soon to a Robo-JellyFish future near you Japan Moebius Transformations Revealed – so pretty…. – Math fun graphics visualization Continue reading Culture Links for Mid November
This Lotus Notes Domino “Show and Tell Thursday” was promoted by Paul Harrison’s new blog and his sntt post on SnTT: Notes Document Structured Text Export. (Welcome Paul, and thank you!) My current nightmare involves a lot of Multilingual madness. Continue reading SnTT: Notes Document Structured Text Export for Multilingual (UTF-8)
If you see one “hockey-kids-xmas-comedy-drama about a queer couple who gain custody of an 11 year old boy” this is the movie!! (imdb listing) You may have already heard about it, based on the book of the same title, from Continue reading Breakfast with Scot , “out” in the theatres Nov 16 2007