“What the 99 per cent have in common is that they don’t have enough in common to make a difference politically” LRB t.co/kzaoJvGJ
Finnegans Wake illustrated. Not…
Finnegans Wake illustrated. Not finished yet, or possibly ever. Great though! Wake In Progress
Writing Fast, Memory-Efficient…
Writing Fast, Memory-Efficient JavaScript t.co/eM8WaOKH #yam
HTML5 constraint validation: a detailed…
HTML5 constraint validation: a detailed and practical explanation of automatic client-side validation. t.co/oQaLxDqt #html5 #yam
The Torchlight List — Jim Flynn
Some books are so good that you can’t put them down — you have to keep reading them, even if it means reading by torchlight in the middle of the night. Jim Flynn has read a lot of good books … Continue reading
The Broken Book — Fiona Farrell
I love this book. Fiona Farrell started out writing a travel book about walking in different countries and places, but the Christchurch earthquakes of 2010-11 imposed themselves on the writing. As she says, “The quake sent a jagged tear right … Continue reading
Kiwipsum: “Nek minnit, this dodgy hongi…
Kiwipsum: “Nek minnit, this dodgy hongi is as nuclear-free as a primo cuzzie” etc t.co/iZmhc76P
Make the web faster with mod_pagespeed,…
Make the web faster with mod_pagespeed, now out of Beta – Google Developers Blog t.co/hdvqMzit #yam
Goods, Bads, and Dailies: Lessons for…
Goods, Bads, and Dailies: Lessons for Conducting Great Critiques t.co/bXR0iici #yam
Mistakes Were Made (But Not By Me)
I have always found it exasperating the way politicians rarely admit being wrong. They should simply say “sorry, I made a mistake, but I learned from it and won’t make that mistake again.” Instead, they evade, they prevaricate, and they … Continue reading