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Entries for week beginning May 20, 2007
➠ May 26, 2007
Moleskine City Notebook
Just picked up the San Francisco one for our trip next month. A rather lovely little thing it is too, managing to combine being blank and ready for your scribbles, with being well organised and useful. Can’t wait to start filling it up.
➠ May 25, 2007
Bad Science » Wi-Fi Wants To Kill Your Children
Splendid break-down of the bad science in last Monday’s Panorama “Science says Wi-Fi is dangerous” scarefest.
Facebook Developers
The new Facebook API. They’ve done a really good job of letting you integrate — essentially they’re being a platform and then getting out of the way of whatever you want to build.
➠ May 24, 2007
What is reCAPTCHA?
This I like a lot — CAPTCHAs partially made up of text that couldn’t be OCR’d successfully (so bots are unlikely to crack it), the solving of which in turn helps the Internet Archive digitize books.
Blingee.com | Make your own Glitter Graphics and Profile Comments
While the results are staggeringly horrifying, I have to confess some mild admiration for this photo blingifier.
➠ May 23, 2007
meish dot org » Things my new commute has taught me #1
I must confess that I have similarly designed heuristics and strategies for the T, as well as lane positioning on the Mass Pike, but I’ve never been geeky enough to write them down.
➠ May 22, 2007
Silicon Valley Could Use A Downturn Right About Now
Interesting post from Michael Arrington, up til now a cheerleader for Bubble 2.0.
Medallia Blog: jQuery Reference Widget
Dashboard widget for the JQuery docs.
About This Site
This is an archive of groovmother.com, the old blog run by Rod Begbie — A Scottish geek who lives in San Francisco, CA.
I'm the co-founder of Sōsh, your handy-dandy guide for things to do in San Francisco this weekend.