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  1. Hypothetically speaking.

    Let’s just, y’know, assume that you had a lot of mass transit in your immediate future. Not me. You. In a purely hypothetical situation, o’ course.

    What movies, music, or TV shows would you bring along?

    This is a blog entry posted on day 11913 in the Journal.

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  2. The TV Show

    This is the song that never ends.

    This is a blog entry posted on day 11878 in the Journal.

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  3. Another World, ported to JavaScript

    I can’t tell you how much I played Another World in high school. So seeing a pure JavaScript-driven port to canvas? Simply amazing.

    On a related note, I’ll be over here sobbing into my stylesheets if anyone needs me.

    Visit this site →

    This is a link posted on day 11839 in the Journal.

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  4. Woodpress

    Dan Cederholm moves over to Wordpress, tweaking his site’s design as he does so. Which is lovely, of course, but not as lovely as this:

    If anything, [the new design is] a slight step backward, to the layouts of SimpleBits’ past. Like anyone who used to blog with frequency pre-2005, I’d like to post here more often — not just to fill up bits and bytes, but to write again. Remember when blogs were more casual and conversational? Before a post’s purpose was to grab search engine clicks or to promise “99 Answers to Your Problem That We’re Telling You You’re Having”. Yeah. I’d like to get back to that here.

    I’ve been thinking the same thing lately: that this whole quasi-tumblelog thing I’ve been playing around with isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. As Merlin Mann said: Jesus, I miss paragraphs.

    Visit this site →

    This is a link posted on day 11826 in the Journal.

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  5. textorize

    Thomas Fuchs (he of script.aculo.us and Prototype fame) whips up a Ruby script that can automate subpixel antialiasing on strings of text.

    In other words: OMG.

    Visit this site →

    This is a link posted on day 11803 in the Journal.

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