Inspector Gadget and Docs: The near-future of Inspector
Alex Vincent here has interesting articles, mainly on the development of the DOM Inspector. I shouldn’t think it’s cool, but it is =)
More weblogs like this would be good.
Salon.com | How neoconservatives conquered Washington — and launched a war
Another Salon article on the neoconservatives who seem to control policy in Washington at the moment. What is said seems to hang together logically - and does gel with a number of other articles I’ve read, not to say that it’s definitely true that this is “how things are”.
Bug 113232 - support transparent non-rectangular chrome windows
It’s interesting that this is being pushed from “on high” in Netscape - a speculation - sounds like they would be quite interested in building a default theme which included shaped transparent windows for a more “funky” and “different” Netscape 7.5 look.
Certainly it would be something to differentiate 7.5 over 7.0 in the eyes of non-techie users. I look forward to seeing the results anyway.
My Homepage, Version 2.0: My Diary
Wow. 30c for sugar for John’s tea. What’s the Hamcaf coming to? It used to be at least a small bit better than that!
The good things about Livigno: there was only one key on the keyring. And everybody was drunk so it wasn’t noticed if you were really really drunk 
These advantages don’t really exist as much back in Dublin. Sigh. Hic.
Architectural Styles and the Design of Network-based Software Architectures
Read and enjoy. Especially if you want to read more about REST and how it compares with other software architecture solutions.
eBay item 2313535427 (Ends Apr-18-03 21:00:00 PDT ) - STAR TREK APARTMENT
Oh dear. Only $2 million. Cheap at the price? *cough*