I wish I had more time to play with artsy stuff like this. I love Celtic knot patterns.

This could come in handy when trying to get a rough idea of how one processor/speed compares with a different one.

Stu Nichols’ response to the Suckerfish HoverLightbox: a simple CSS-only (no javascript) photo gallery.

Geof, Alex, Scot, and I have been looking into this Conditional GET bug, but Emil found the culprit first.

My wife and I have both been interested in reading this book since seeing the author interviewed on tv.

Great mashup of techniques to create a simple but elegant inline photo gallery.

Susan and I just had a talk on this topic recently (again). We’re struggling to get a bunch of little projects completed, let alone some of the big ones that we need to tackle. Every so often, the pile of uncompleted tasks reaches a critical mass, and we’

A lot of the tips here are pretty simple, but there are a few good ones.

Some very simple notes on testing for XSS via cookies. I’d also suggest looking at the Edit Cookies extension for Firefox — that’s much simpler than trying to set cookies via javascript from the address bar.

I’ve often wished that the LiveHeaders extension had this kind of functionality. Being able to intercept form submissions and alter the data on the fly is excellent for both regular web development and security testing.

Interesting. Sort of like a peer-to-peer cvs or svn.

Even if you don’t use the downloading utility, they also have a conversion utility that can convert avi and mpeg to the Tivo format.

A location tagging social network service using Google Maps. Or something like that.

Here’s a pretty good technique for vertical centering in CSS. My problem right now is that I can’t get it to play nice with the footerStickAlt technique that nails a footer to the bottom of the page.

The third generation of the Nifty Corners technique. Groovy.

Clothing with pre-pixelated logos, so that TV producers don’t have to pixelate them in video production.

Another nifty javascript library, based on Behaviour.

I want one of those!