Check out this thing. It's called the "em chart" and it allows the quick application of the formula that you use to calculate relative "em"'s ... a measure of space in HTML. Web designers who use this sort of technique are making web page that scale properly when the user changes the size of the page. The other web designers ... we'll, they're designing shit.
Do you do Twitter API? If so, check out the Twitter API explorer. here.
One plus one equals two. Unless you are a JavaScript programmer. Go here to make fun of the JavaScript
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When I was but a young digital preservationist, I was presented with an archival problem I couldn't solve.
function temp(form)
{
var m = parseFloat(form.mass.value, 10);
var v = parseFloat(form.volume.value, 1);
var d = 0;
d=m/v;
form.density.value=d;
}
I like MySpace, it brought me over from Friendster and now I use it almost exclusively. I've found old friends, new friends, and also a nasty virus which hijacked my profile last week and used my name to post a bunch of crapola ads on the Message Boards.
A few more days before we close the Scifi Short Story Contest. Thanks to Ramya for the nifty countdown javascript. Now, you can visit the scifi page and feel the urgency.