Random Number Generation Functions in XSLT
Some of the dirtiest math/code that I’ve seen in a while.
Comment · Posted: October 14th, 2004
John Resig
John Resig
Google Desktop Search Screenshots
If this page doesn’t get you all hot and excited, then you’re no longer a geek. Notice the document revision history provided via the ‘cached page’ link? Amazing.
Comment · Posted: October 14th, 2004
Google Desktop Search
This is really hot – search through email, chat logs, browser history, documents – everything. The results are included straight in your normal Google results. Sexiest feature: Document revision history via ‘cached pages’.
Comment · Posted: October 14th, 2004
How many times do you use a towel before washing it?
I use to be a one-use guy, then went to two (two sides to a towel) – now I just wash it whenever it feels ‘hard and crusty’. An interesting discussion.
Comment · Posted: October 13th, 2004
Business 2.0, October 2004, Web Interface
An interesting way to browse a magazine – it was very speedy for me and especially enjoyed the table of contents attached to the side of the page.
Comment · Posted: October 13th, 2004
Completely Removing Browser-Induced Styling
A fascinating read about removing all forms of styling from an (X)HTML document – and some crazy examples to go along with it.
Comment · Posted: October 12th, 2004
Google Cache Hacking
Some nice bookmarklets to play around with, and some excellent ideas concerning the Google Cache.
Comment · Posted: October 12th, 2004
Campus-Wide GPS Game
A slick use of GPS to create a fun game for people to play.
Comment · Posted: October 12th, 2004
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