dailywebthing linkport: September 2010 Archives

creative events guide

Creative Everyone

Posted by jenett on 09/30/10

art - design - resources

List: Recently Noticed (6)

Posted by jenett on 09/29/10

lists - miscellany

'here at home'

Stop the Internet Blacklist!

Update 9/30/10 - Related:
Victory: Internet Censorship Bill is Delayed, For Now

Posted by jenett on 09/28/10

government - initiatives - issues - web

comparing privacy policies

Privacy is the new search quality

Posted by jenett on 09/26/10

privacy - search - viewpoints

on 'using and sharing creativity'

Do Open Educational Resources Increase Efficiency?

Posted by jenett on 09/25/10

'of and about the city'

Urban Landscapes

Posted by jenett on 09/24/10

photography - urban

'nasty character' converter

Entitifier

Posted by jenett on 09/22/10

html - tools

'something very odd going on'

Twitter 'onmouseover' security flaw widely exploited

Posted by jenett on 09/21/10

security - social

adventures in scripting

Naked Password - jQuery Plugin to Encourage Stronger Passwords
[The Letter]

Posted by jenett on 09/20/10

giggles - scripting - security

nerd meets street

Nerd-Graffiti

Posted by jenett on 09/19/10

amusing - streetart

'working to transform society'

Design Manifestos 2010 » 100+ Years of Design Manifestos

Posted by jenett on 09/18/10

design - ideas - viewpoints

'fight back'

StopBadware

Posted by jenett on 09/17/10

initiatives - malware - security - software

a more beautiful web?

Beauty of the Web

As amazing as the web is, its potential is immeasurably greater. Internet Explorer 9 was designed to let that potential shine through. Click below to see how developers and designers are creating a more beautiful web using HTML5 and advancements in Internet Explorer 9.

They also state, "A focus on HTML5 and modern standards enables the same markup across browsers." A little late to the party and a seemingly Windows-centric vision of 'standards' (proprietary, as in the past), in my humble opinion. I should note that both Apple (Safari) and Google (Chrome) also seem to have self-centered visions of the web (and standards) lately, each as if HTML5 was their own baby.

Note: This is not an endorsement,

Posted by jenett on 09/16/10

browsers - standards - viewpoints

a video about... video

HDR Video A Reality
[The Donut Project]

Posted by jenett on 09/14/10

experimental - photography - video

promoting 'data rights'

DataPortability.org - Share and remix data using open standards

Posted by jenett on 09/13/10

data - initiatives - rights - social - standards

'something different'

Ode - a simple personal publishing platform for the web – "Simple means you know how it works."

Note: This is not an endorsement.

Posted by jenett on 09/11/10

blogging - ideas - software

Attn: iPhone app developers

Statement by Apple on App Store Review Guidelines

Posted by jenett on 09/09/10

apps - dev - mobile

Yer kidding, right?

Gooseduds
[Bifurcated Rivets]

Posted by jenett on 09/08/10

giggles

looking for ebooks?

Accessible book (Open Library)

Posted by jenett on 09/07/10

resources

List: Recently Noticed (5)

Posted by jenett on 09/06/10

lists - miscellany

'cut-and-paste examples'

HTML5/CSS3 Cheatsheet

Posted by jenett on 09/05/10

css - html - resources

edit before printing

Print Edit Firefox extension (not available for Mac OS X)

Allows editing of the web page content while in Print Preview mode. Editing the web page prior to printing can compact the layout and remove unwanted content such as adverts, sidebars and blank pages.

Posted by jenett on 09/03/10

firefox - tools