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“Don’t break the Web” is a way to befuddle us. Tell us what your real concerns are and we will try to help. We are not here to rubber-stamp the first crazy idea that you come up with.
-- Dean Edwards: Quotes
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"You can have a 'view this page in legacy firefox'. It gives control of that space to a firefox that is a completely different application. That firefox has a different install path, runs as a seperate application." --Chip, in the comments
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Doctype switching for IE 8 | 456 Berea Street
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"I program in English. After reviewing the English, I comment in Java after each sentence to let the computer know how to do it." --Tom, in the comments
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see 55http://paizo.com/store/paizoExclusives/v5748btpy7x8o and http://paizo.com/store/byCompany/d/dreamlandToyworks/v5748btpy7xw1&source=search
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A stand-alone version of Sala's Web Sites as Graphs. Very nice for off-the cuff visualization behind the firewall!
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Recursively visualizes and validates Web pages. Uses the W3 validation service, so only really works on public pages. A bit hard to grok, but wtf it sure is pretty. A very nice upgrade to Sala's Web Sites As Graphs.
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There does not seem to be a good way to make Mac OS show the date unobtrusively.
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LAUNCH TEH ROFLCHOPTAR
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A PC browser without CSS or JS support. Like Dillo, for which I cannot find a PC port. It can be launched from the command line like Firefox. Also the name of the executable is "OB1." Downside: HTTPS and server redirects are not understood.
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edi weitz common lisp starter pack.. it adds some nice stuff to the LW IDE, and also installs a whole bunch of libraries for you.
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Big collection of Swoon pieces, from all over Flickr
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Thread about using del.icio.us for focused collaboration, including info on how the delicious team themselves do it (thanks Britta!)
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Here is the URL to view the Selenium tests that come bundled with the Splunk Windows beta
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It's way cooler than it looks in this photo.
