dive into mark

To make room on my hard drive, I’m clearing out some old links. (I’m reducing font sizes to make my laptop lighter, too.) Onward.

• Using Lists for DHTML Menus.
• Adrian Holovaty: Page titles on news articles pages.
• Phoenix 0.5. (no permalinks! someday this link will point to 0.6. bleah)
• Mac OS X Hints: Access hidden DragThing features through Applescript. I was a DragThing user for many years until I discovered LaunchBar.
• Mark Irons: Patterns for Personal Web Sites.
• Mark Irons: Evolution of an anti-spam strategy.
• Adam Back: HashCash.
• Stuart Langridge: Cross-browser drop shadows.
• W3C: XForms 1.0.
• Kendall Clark: RDF, What’s It Good For? RDF is like my eccentric old uncle.
• Michael Barrish: Pause. What if we get married? How are we going to tell who the mail is for?
• Mac OS X Hints: The power of ’screen’ revisited.
• HTTP compression in Python and Jython.
• Adding gzip encoding to Python-based XML-RPC clients.
• Kevin Burton: Design Decisions for the RSS 1.0 Link Module. Responses by Morten Frederiksen and Aaron Swartz.
• Mac OS X Hints: Modify partitions without wiping the entire disk.
• CodeBitch: The one bug the Omni Group must not fix. How to hide CSS from Omniweb.
• Blogzilla: Make Phoenix Even Faster.
• Jonathon Delacour: Smokers are selfish scum.
• Joe Gregorio: Microsoft Inductive User Interface Guidelines.
• Fellow RTP bloggers are digging themselves out after the ice storm. Sam, Joe, Bruce, Rafe, Dave, Dan.
• Apparently, the name dive into mark conjures up pornographic visuals for Jeffrey Zeldman. For the record, I always mis-parse the Presents in Jeffrey Zeldman Presents as a noun instead of a verb, which conjures up visuals of a naked man jumping out of a large gift-wrapped box.

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