Wow, it’s a huge dump this week! I hope you, my readers are enjoying these linkdumps. If there’s enough interest, I may write up something to include my diggs on my blog like this too.
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Great tips for giving a presentation. Will be useful for my teaching role.
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A great guide to improving your life, by one of the more respected figures of history. Self examine yourself every day against the thirteen virtues listed by Franklin.
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Writing a letter? Print a letterfu design, write/print your correspondence on the back, then fold it up, and stick on a stamp — the stamp holds it closed.
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Good if you’re doing XHTML, because application/xhtml+xml MIME type doesn’t allow .innerHTML work because .innerHTML is NOT in the DOM. .innerHTML returns a string, the DOM is an object structure. There’s a difference.
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An audio documentary about the most important sample in the history of jungle and drum and bass, the instantly recognisable "Amen" break, which is only six seconds of sample.
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"Fun is learning in a safe environment" "First, a lot of parents complain about what impact games have on children, but those parents are generally only seeing the trivial surface of the game, rather than what the game is REALLY teaching. Chess appears
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A cool CCCG, Collectible, Constructible Card Game. I picked up a few packets a few weeks ago from Graphic on Cuba St. Wouldn’t mind amassing a fleet of my own, and taking anyone on in a decent game.
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An excellent read on the reasoning behind creating google.cn
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A good primer in the ways of the coolest tool available on the Mac, AppleScript.
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Calculate that proportion!