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Posted on 28th February 2005
Flash Interface for Fiction
Exploring the current projects hosted by a very interesting website called Digital Fiction, and notes about interface.
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Posted on 27th February 2005
The goal is to kick ass.
This post is a response to Jason Kottke’s Doing kottke.org as a full-time job.
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Posted on 26th February 2005
Google Goofs!
One more than one occasion, I have spoken out in favor of Google. Google can be generally described, in words from a recent posting by web standards guru Jeffrey Zeldman, as having been “a good corporate citizen and outstanding netizen for so long that one wants to give the company the benefit of the doubt.” [...]
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Posted on 24th February 2005
Time to Go
A poem by Dylan Kinnett
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Posted on 23rd February 2005
Drowned in the loud
Drowned in the loud is a poem by Dylan Kinnett.
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Posted on 22nd February 2005
Waiting for the Song Worth Dancing
A poem by Dylan Kinnett.
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Posted on 19th February 2005
“the paradox of antimaterialism”
Anti-materialist values have become one of the biggest moneymakers of consumer capitalism.
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Posted on 19th February 2005
Links to Friends
Check it out, some friends of mine:
Scott King
transceover
Josephus B. Gonzo
The Life and Times of Nathan
Lars
bloggerdydoc
Comhrá
Christopher
What Happens In Maryville
Notebook of Sand
I am the f***ing pope!
Letha Damalis
Diane's Journal
Mark Bernstein
K.elly
Magnanimous RecordsI’m trying to keep up with the sudden influx of blogs written by people I know. I thought, for a while, that I was a lone blogger in [...]
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Posted on 17th February 2005
Remember the “index” Page?
Khaled Abou Alfa, author of Broken Kode, is the designer of Manji, which is the template used on this very website. In a recent post, Khaled muses about something
I’m just going to try and tweak the index page. It’s probably going to have more in common with Pixelsurgeon or Crown Dozen, than a typical blog, [...] -
Posted on 16th February 2005
Complete Works of Nathaniel Hawthorne
Really, in a few days time, it shouldn’t be too difficult to crank out a good and hearty list of everything by Nathaniel Hawthorne, with links to (all of it?) the primary sources.


