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@sellout thanks for the tip! |
40 years after The Demo: http://tinyurl.com/64fpod |
tonight's iPhone developer gathering was a more diverse crowd than expected. |
it's tea time! |
relaunched the slate project at http://slatelanguage.org and http://code.google.com/p/sl... |
skipping today's #sixhourstartup to take care of some more urgent personal projects |
finally designing and ordering a new set of business cards |
@LionKimbro NeWS also had a generic solution for this, but didn't succeed. Generally, developers don't demand this level of introspection |
@LionKimbro one example: AccessibilityFS on Mac via MacFUSE exposes the window/widget structure as a file system |
Amazon's one-click button for their iPhone app is scarily-cool. thankfully it can be disabled. |
google profiles can be surprisingly rich now: http://www.google.com/s2/pr... |
@mulka mostly, ajax-using websites use the js sandboxes to save server time/resources. you'd have to make that client time more valuable |
@mulka javascript's computational (read: numeric) abilities are a difficult sell, but yes you could farm out tiny jobs that way |
apparently my desktop g5 was fixed on Friday and I didn't get the call/voicemail - odd. picking it up now |
geeking out just before a night on the town |
off to my girlfriend's place in Issaquah for turkey day |
whew, my desktop g5 is not toast. I may get it back today |
@kaetzchen that looks a little crazy but definitely helpful. thanks, I've added it to my mini-project's outline |
random geeky idea: mount a 5-key chording keyboard on the inside of my motorcycle's left handle guard. but what would it operate? hmm |
following up on actionable interactions from #mindcamp |
