Still here. Still busy with Kitten Watch. Three out of three still alive.
I wanted to get this up today instead of holding it until tomorrow and adding more. It’s long enough as it is.
Google bought them! An important BumpTop announcement
Apple makes $3B of profit from its iPhone while HP takes in a mere $500M on its PCs—that’s a 6x difference.
21st Century Tech Equivalent of a Limousine Liberal: Flash History
I personally run with a Flash-blocker in my browser, and find this improves my experience of the Web.
1: Congress must void these patents: Why Our Civilization’s Video Art and Culture is Threatened by the MPEG-LA
2: Lead OGG Dev Responds to Jobs’ Jabs
1: Lose your teeth, lose your mind
2: Link found between history of periodontitis and cerebrovascular disease in men
So long, nerds! Syfy doesn’t need you
How It Works…The Computer
Zero Zero
Zentai: Men Who Love Lycra
iPhone:
A Look at Some Wicked iPhone Jailbreak Apps and Extensions
iPad:
1: Welcome to the Future
2: Diary of an iPad Owner
3: Increase Your iPad Media Storage for Just $49
4: Notes on the iPad camera connection kit
iPhone/iPad apps are for making money and the web is for innovating
Platform Control
Creative Space and iPad
Markup and Gusto: Early previews of Code Editors for the iPad
Persistent MobileSafari Pages
Free iPad Photo Wallpapers
ReaddleDocs
iPad/iPhone: ZSync: Open Source Syncing Library
Tether your iPad, do not bother buying the 3G version
1: No Pre-Pay for iPad Ins and Outs of the 3G iPad AT&T Service Plans
2: There SHOULD be Pre-Pay for iPad Prepaid Is the New Wireless Battleground
In its most recent quarter, AT&T added more prepaid customers to its network than traditional ones.
UI/Web Design:
Understand The Web
Pan Am’s Helvetica dreamtime
If you code HTML, Zen Coding will change your life
Infinitely Zooming Image in CSS3
Publishing:
Hits Are Lucky Accidents
Writers/Writing:
1886: Danger! A True History of a Great City’s Wiles and Temptations
21•C Magazine
Feed
Reprints of Very Old Children’s Books
Plough your own field: The rise of content farms: Emperors and beggars