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Making Bridges Talk is just ingenious! Scrape some data that’s publically available, mash it up, and pass it to Twitter. Before you know it the Tower Bridge is on Twitter!

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“piwik is an open source (GPL license) web analytics software. It gives interesting reports on your website visitors, your popular pages, the search engines keywords they used, the language they speak … and so much more.” (via Bart, via e-mail)

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9 Signs You Shouldn’t Hire THAT Web Guy. Muha!

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Jon Hicks describes how the Silverback icon was created and even posts some sketches and intermediate versions! Sweet!

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“We are nearing the launch of Windows Internet Explorer 8 Beta 1 and we will be making it available for the general public to download and test. We have identified you as a qualified beta tester and we would like to offer an opportunity to join our limited technical beta program for Windows Internet Explorer …

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$.manageAjax is a sweet jQuery extension which “helps you to manage AJAX requests and responses (i.e. abort requests, block requests, order responses)&rduqo;

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“Honza has a great new tutorial on extending firebug, starting with a HelloWorld extension and then building up to adding to the toolbar.” (via)

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“This release fixes many of these small issues and it also adds a few new features.” My favourite is body_id, a little something I used to implement manually by invoking a inst.contentDocument.documentElement.id = “my_id”; within the init_instance_callback (which still can be used for 2.x). Announcement – Changelog – Download

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Geek fact: The first Photoshop icon 🙂

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A must read: The Forgotten Delicious: “There’s been a lot of talk about the so-called “Delicious Generation.” The essence of the criticism boils down to two main issues: First, some believe that these applications are not only pretty for the sake of pretty, but they also sacrifice functionality in the pursuit of form. Second, the …

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