light comparison of various js galleries.

nice plugin that uses the rss feed to display photos… Doesn’t seem to do much xml parse or use the xml stuff… perhaps I could rewrite and add some better css/lightbox stuff?

Sets photos up in albums. Uses the flickr api. seems to be for more hardcore flickr users.

Project HoneyPot takes an active legal and technological attack against spam. Must install a honeypot page and give quicklinks to friends so that my honeypot harvests evil spam-bees.

* An Ubuntu Linux LiveCD
* A bunch of movies that will play in a DVD player
* A whole slew of public domain ebooks
* Several eBooks distributed with a CC license, including works by Richard Stallman and Lawrence Lessig.

Most software developers do not read blogs.

filled with every BBC show aired, without DRM

uploade a PNG, get back an ICO file. Sweet.

pic a pic then add text instant lolcat.
Now go please the internet.

Actually a decent little poem, the first words of each line reveal the HD-DVD Processing Key: 09 F9 11 02 9D 74 E3 5B D8 41 56 C5 63 56 88 C0
Reminds me of the DE-CSS poem. Tell me this isn’t art. Tell me this isn’t political speech.

This article outlines a series of steps you can follow in creating your protocol–guidance that will help you get all the benefits that REST has to offer, while avoiding common pitfalls.
— good overview of the IDEA behind rest.

Would have been nice to have found this before I wrote my first ruby program.

Hot diggity – more info on silverlight.

Dean Edwards has created a whole website engine in JS. Reminds me of tiddlywiki – the js based wiki engine in 1 page.

For sam since she’ll need to do this on her SWANK NEW LAPTOP!!!

A running list of web sparklines found ‘in the wild’. Expect to see these on morelightmorelight soon.

SparkStats is a plugin for the WordPress blogging platform. SparkStats uses the Sparkline PHP Graphing Library to generate word-like graphs that represent the posting and commenting activity on your blog over a period of days, weeks, or months.

Microsoft’s REST based toolkit

good quick overview

Coyle & Sharpe urge a Kiwi to try growing an ashtray from his body.

Project from the Design Interactions show I saw at the RCA in London. Discusses using stem cells nutured by one’s body to produce goods.