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WordPress 2.6 is out! Changes are “you can now track changes to every post and page and easily post from wherever you are on the web, plus there are dozens of incremental improvements to the features introduced in version 2.5” Be sure to watch the video 😉 And oh, in case you were wondering: the …

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By now you’ve probalby heard about Radiohead’s new music video wasn’t filmed by a camera but shot by lasers. Not to sure what to expect from it, today I found that we can watch the “video” over at Google Code. Sweet interactive video (click and drag whilst playing!). Reminds me a bit of the raw …

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Reverse Graffiti Project: Take a pressure washer and (un)tag our surroundings. “It’s just a cold realization that the world is really really dirty” Reminds me of this NYC pic.

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Great WP2.6 feature: Compare one version of a post to another version … sweet!

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Sketches of user interfaces 🙂

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“All broadcasts use the hCalendar microformat to add start times, end times, broadcast channels etc. Unfortunately there have been a number of concerns over hCalendar’s use of the abbreviation design pattern.” – Highly interesting read (via)

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Some more Javascript delights: “jsClass is an extensible Javascript Base Class. It allows you to organize you javascript code, using Object Oriented Programming (OOP).” me.likez!

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“Acid4 will be primarily a visual test, not especially scripted. Focus will probably be on SVG, CSS, and mixing namespaces, probably with the main document being an XML file with an SVG root element. Work on Acid4 will begin when three of the four top rendering engines have builds that pass the test, and will …

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MultiFirefox 2.0 is “a little launcher app that, when copied to your Apps folder along with the accompanied Firefox3.app file, will let you create and/or select an additional profile, as well as the version of Firefox that you wish to use. It’s clean, it’s simple, and it works.”

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“Video visualizations of how the HTML rendering engine underneath Firefox’s hood renders mozilla.org, a Wikipedia page, and Google Japan.” Great find by Kottke!

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