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Wednesday, September 29, 2010 5:31:33 AM
Wednesday, September 29, 2010 5:31:33 AM
Friday, June 23, 2006 8:28:27 PM
). Thanks Ian and Cliff for once again putting on a great weekend, MsHelle for organising the cooking, Heather and Rose and Fathma and Ants and Bex and Rags and Linc and Wok and Jeff and Katherine and Josh and Tommy and everyone else who helped out doing stuff.Sunday, June 18, 2006 4:10:07 PM
Monday, June 5, 2006 10:14:15 AM
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) or running off on some very-important-at-the-time errand or crusade. There are other times when I should have got off my backside and done something.
In the meantime it is one of those moments when I should do something. Make dinner, in particular.Sunday, March 5, 2006 11:54:16 AM
Friday, February 10, 2006 2:58:14 AM
I like swimming, when I get around to it. Which seems odd, since I just go up and down, up and down. I don't quite understand myself.It's silly, it's simple, it's gross, and it's cool
Dumb demos of simple things widgets can do.
Twitter is quick, but not always great. I always wanted a blog made up of comments - and this link category is a step in making one :)
Response to well-written blog explaining why "WYSIWYG Editors hate HTML5". I agree there are problems, I think there are solutions available.
Further exploration of how things really are and what can usefully be done.
JAWS got it wrong. Just handing over the keyboard is stupid - even if the role itself is not.
Respuestas a los comentarios sobre una entrevista de Jan Standal (de Opera).
Fotos que quero (e não)
Una conversación sobre la Web Móvil
It's not about one magic solution - this is a complex problem and lots of things need to be done.
Cool ways to manage your own location data
Porque ser abierto no es la diferencía entre exito y la muerte.
CSSquirrel suggests that listening to more people would make HTML better. I agree, but there are people who already influence HTML and should think about how they can do it better.
There is a big difference between (disabled) people achieving something, and expecting that everyone should do things "like us".