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Having a blast learning CSS and XHTML
2003.10.17 . .
I've been having a blast learning to design using CSS and XHTML
*This post written in my email app, Thunderbird and
sent to Radio for posting to the web.
A test from mailEdit
2003.10.17 . .
This is a test post from mailEdit, a tool for Radio that enhances the built-in functionality which allows an email to post a weblog entry. The cool thing about mailEdit is that one has much better control over the post and its destination. For instance, I can tell it not to post to the home page and set which categories the post goes to.
Though I'm supposed to be able to include an image as an attachment, I couldn't get the image part to work. It kept dispaying the image distorted, as if the horizontal aspect is stretched. Oh well, at least category routing and post title is working. That's all I really need.
Radio users, install this archive macro
2003.10.17 . .
I just installed David Phillips (TweezerMan) archive macro, monthlyArchiveLinks and now I have a simple, automatically updated archive page.
This macro should be essential for all Radio users. Just grab it, install it in Radio, enter the macro on a new page called Archive, or in your home page sidebar, and forget about it.
iTunes Link Maker
2003.10.17 . .
Apple has added a very useful utility to their website that will generate HTML you can paste into your website to search for any song, artist, or album in iTunes.
Try it at http://apple.com/itunes/linkmaker [MacMegasite]
Full-back koi tattoo blog
2003.10.17 . .
Keith sez, "I've been blogging the process of having my entire back tattoo'd with a Japanese Koi. I am eight sessions in, with four more to go."
Tune in to Radio EFF
2003.10.17 . .
Radio EFF: Creating a future where laws and technologies maximize self-expression, liberty, and the exchange of imagination.
Shellfish Linked To Medicine Breakthrough
2003.10.17 . .
Ananova (UK): Scientists say poisonous shellfish that live on coral reefs could provide a cornucopia of new medicines. Yet just as scientists are beginning to discover the potential of cone snails, they are coming under threat. Dr Eric Chivian, from... [Feedster RSS Search Results for coral]
EFF's new file-sharing movie
2003.10.17 . .
For years, the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) has been waging war against peer-to-peer file-sharing software and the technologists who create it. Now the RIAA has turned its crosshairs on you, threatening to sue you for sharing the music you love. But even shotgun-style lawsuits won't solve the RIAA's problem. As more and more Americans learn to love online music, the answer must lie in new business models that harness the power of P2P as a vehicle for paying artists. If artists get paid when we share files, then artists win, we win, and yes -- even the RIAA wins. [Boing Boing]
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