Sat, 30 Sep 2006
Browser Tab Grab Bag #1
In an—probably futile—attempt to reduce the total number of browser tabs I have open here's some items that have been on my "to write about" list:
Conference Presentation Judo
I had been talking with someone about presentation technique and they mentioned Mark-Jason Dominus's "Conference Presentation Judo" which I had discovered ages ago but then lost track of its location. Searches for terms related to perl and presentations seemed to only turn up Damian Conway's "Presentation Akido" when what I was wanting is the 2002 version of "Conference Presentation Judo" slides and "Conference Presentation Judo" video.
python, ctypes, and debugging symbols
I've been using ctypes for a project and was intrigued to see someone experimenting with using debugging symbols in an attempt to avoid some of the busy-work ctypes requires.
Max Headroom
'Nuff said. (Incidentally, having something approaching "real broadband" seems to be conducive to watching more online video, go figure.)
Product size visualisation
From the simple-but-nifty department here's a site that assists people to visualise items by comparing the size of the object to a common household object. The target market is apparently online shoppers.
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