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Episode Sixteen | 01/09/2008
“Earworms”
Summer break is over and we’ve finally had a chance to edit a show recorded back in June! We were blessed with plenty of flying aircraft noise in this episode, so it all sounds nice and authentic. Also I forgot to do the levels on this one, but never mind, I’m sure you’ll cope!
Linky-Poos
- The History of RAF Rissington by Ray Deacon et al.
- The Fort outside the office
- The glorious Microformats advert by Stuart Langridge, which was about all we had to say on the subject!
- It wasn’t this David Jacobs, at least we don’t think so.
- For colour help, we suggested Molly’s Book Color for Websites, Adobe’s Kuler site
- Some information about Toast Toppers, for those who have never tried the gloopy wonder.
- The Firefox Lady of which Mr Hicks does not approve. A logo shouldn’t need boobies to make you notice it, dammit.
- Chris Messina’s collection of interface patterns
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Great episode! I was excited, what you’d say about microformats and then You actually said something I nearly could have said too, if anybody would have asked me ;)
You could discuss about HTML5 vs. XHTML 2 (once again … boring?!), or think about all that life streaming stuff going on now (from time to time you already mentioned Twitter, but there’s more – will this be the future of blogging?), or of course, tell us what you think about the redesign of the platform formerly known as del.icio.us.
Cheers,
Götz
Where do we get that tshirt?
• Music episode.
• Artistic influences episode.
• Killing sheep episode.
• Effective decisions episode.
• Web no-no’s episode.
• A list of stuff (lists of everything with massive link list, too) episode.
• Redesigning: the why’s and whatnots episode.
Thanks for keeping the air-raid siren sounding.
Just me adding a Linky Poo: http://joshuaink2006.johnoxton.co.uk/blog/144/making-a-colour-swatch-in-fireworks
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Theme suggestion: hard-core technical discussion on JPEG compression?
John Bannister 733 days ago