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Saturday, December 31, 2005

Typographica's Favorite Fonts of 2005

Typographica has part one of their favorite fonts of 2005 posted. I'm rather partial to Cezanne Pro.

Kashmir

For obscure reasons, I went off in search of the name of the "Led Zeppelin" typefaces along with the cool drop quote typeface used for drop quotes in the MOJO Led Zeppelin special issue.

Happily the search turned up the rather nice Kashmir font created by Brian Davies as well as this Zeppelin2 font.

Battellemedia on RSS and IM Mashups

John Battelle on mixing RSS and IM.

Friday, December 30, 2005

ATL and COM

A blast from the past. Don Box on why ATL makes COM a joy. (Hat tip to Chris Sells for the reminder.)

Monday, December 26, 2005

Flight Sim Blogs

Jason Waskey, of the MS Flight Sim team's got a great blog and a nice pointer to discussions on the future of simulation.

I especially liked this pointer to WWI aerial stuff.

Wednesday, December 21, 2005

Ruby Resources

Some introductory resources on the Ruby language and Ruby on Rails framework for other J2EE refugees:

Rolling with Ruby on Rails, Part 1
Rolling with Ruby on Rails, Part 2
Ajax on Rails

Saturday, December 17, 2005

Mark Boulton on using grids for web design

Mark's got five simple steps to designing grid systems.

Monday, December 12, 2005

Winter Riding

Well, it looks like winter is well and truly here. The cold weather's settled in, which is at least making Prophet more comfortable in his thick winter velour.

Even better, the snow has started early which makes for some nice trail riding as long as it doesn't turn to ice.

Heading Home

No bugs on the trail, either!

Saturday, December 03, 2005

Text Based Scheduler

Here's a neat text based meeting scheduler over at 43folders.

Definitely worth a check for the Outlook averse, like myself. Ok, it's not that I hate the outlook scheduler, but if you need to ad-hoc schedule meetings with folks across platforms (and worse) organizational domains, it's a bit of a lose.

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