Ian Irving's Code and Culture from Toronto
science fiction writer Charlie Stross has released to the wild his Singularity! – A Tough Guide to the Rapture of the Nerds. Developed using Tiddlywiki, an experimental microcontent WikiWikiWeb built by Jeremy Ruston written in HTML and JavaScript, it has Continue reading Rapture of the Nerds, A Tough Guide
Ok, so we just watched the end of “24“, Day 4. I think I know what’s going to happen in Day 5! “In 1972 a crack commando unit was sent to prison by a military court for a crime they Continue reading Jack Bauer’s Day 4 ends
Richard Schwartz has hit one out of the park with Some Useful Utility Functions For Processing XML/DOM In JavaScript with came out of his Proof of Concept: Browser-Based Field Encryption With Blowfish Via Ajax. Well done Richard! del.icio.us Tags: XML Continue reading Processing XML/DOM In JavaScript
Evening spent with fluffcthulhu, and minions feorag and autopope, along with dozen odd Torontorians (like rfmcdpei) at C’est What for drinks and a wide ranging talks. An enjoyable time, much beer, many all world problems solved, and if the world Continue reading Problem Solving with our Cephalopod uberlord
Via Waxy.org: Links Archives: May 2005 we have Chicago Crime, A freely browse-able database of crimes reported in Chicago, viewable by Crime type/Street/Date/Police district, Mapped with Google Maps!! They drill down to a very fine level of Detail: the block Continue reading Remixing Crime with Gmaps
Toronto’s Bloor West Village Art Tour is happening this weekend (May 13, 14, 15) with 21 Artists in 13 Locations around Bloor West, the Junction, and Little Malta. del.icio.us Tags: Toronto/Art or Technorati Tags: Toronto/Art