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March 09 2010

March 07 2010

March 06 2010

schvin
20:28
schvin
15:40

Excellent online interactive CouchDB view tester

Van Couvering Is Not a Verb

I had seen this before, but it took me a while to track it down again.  This page lets you interactively write map/reduce views against a CouchDB dataset and execute them to see the results.  It's not actually CouchDB, but it mimics it sufficiently to help you get an understanding of views and test various views to help you figure out how to get the results you want.  Very useful!

March 05 2010

schvin
03:33

Craig Mod - Journal - Books in the Age of the iPad

Craig Mod - books, interactive works, photography, etc

Shared by schvin
highly interesting viewpoint. thanks for the pointer, warren.

Books in the Age of the iPad

Print is dead. Digital is surging. Everyone is confused. A collections of thoughts on the future of books in the context of the iPad.

schvin
00:16

Paris x Toycamera AnalogColors

Recent Uploads tagged buildings

ikeagirl posted a photo:

Paris x Toycamera AnalogColors

Buildings around where I live. All pictures have been modified with that awesome little software called Toycamera Analogcolors

March 04 2010

schvin
05:00

March 04, 2010

Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal (updated daily)


Woop! It's Thursday, which means there's another of our favorite SMBC Theaters up at Funny or Die. Please make us not hate ourselves by giving it a look.
schvin
02:53

March 03 2010

schvin
17:51

Federal Support for Federated Login

Google Online Security Blog

Posted by Eric Sachs, Senior Product Manager, Google Security

Last November, we discussed the progress that account login systems operating via standards-based identity technologies like OpenID have achieved across the web. As more websites seek to interact with one another to provide a richer experience for users, we're seeing even more interest in finding a secure way to enable that kind of...

March 02 2010

schvin
06:16

Crumpled City Maps: When Folding Neatly is not that Practical

information aesthetics

crumpled_map.jpg
Traditional, neatly folding maps requires one to stop regularly, spread the map out, orient it the right way and then locate the right zone on the map that corresponds to the actual neighborhood, to find what you are looking for.

In contrast, Crumpled City Maps [pizzolorusso.com] proposes to use a soft, yet hard-wearing, waterproof material (Dupont™ Tyvek®) that is meant to be creased and...

March 01 2010

schvin
11:42

IPv6 – Is 2010 the year of the big plunge?

Security to the Core | Arbor Networks Security » 2010

IPv6 is one of the biggest topics of hallway conversations at the Austin, TX NANOG conference last week ranking right up there with “what I did last night” and “did you try the barbeque from xxxx?”

The questions on many people’s lips are “What are you doing with IPv6″ and “when are you rolling it out?” 

This is a change from past meetings I’ve attended where IPv6 was talked about but it clearly w...

February 28 2010

February 26 2010

schvin
21:10

Facebook Patents Social Feeds and I Patent XSS

ha.ckers.org web application security lab

In honor of the USPO’s decision to allow Facebook’s patent for social feeds I decided to patent XSS. Please pay up. You know who you are. Thank you.

schvin
18:00

Combo Multiplier

Very Demotivational - The Demotivational Posters Blog

demotivational posters

Combo Multiplier
The reason why bicycle races are worth so many points.

Submitted by: dunno source via deMotivational Builder


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