02 Jun 2009
Early June Link Dump
- Equery Direct
- An absolute goldmine of hilariously bizarre/terrible movie pitches.
- Holy Shit, Tiptoes!
- Sometimes a hilariously bizarre/terrible movie pitch actually gets made into a movie.
- Promoting your product or service with banner ads - is it worth it?
- Some interesting data and observations. I’m not surprised the “Earn money in your sleep” instant-signup design did badly, it tries to close the deal too soon and gives off scammy/get-rich-quick vibes.
Jumping Spiders of Oklahoma- Aww, they’re so cute and cuddly… in their own spidery way.
- Interview with Accessible Twitter creator Dennis Lembree
- Twitter’s basic features really shouldn’t require JavaScript, it’s about as simple as a major web app can be and could easily take a progressive enhancement approach.
- Opera Web Standards Curriculum
- How have I not linked to this before? A great set of articles for anyone who’s getting into professional web development.
- Refresh Cannon; Refresh Hero
- Games played simply by loading an image.
- Oberon
- A quirky operating system that “evolved entirely outside of the normal genealogy of user interfaces”.
1066- Yes, it has flaws, and I can’t get multiplayer to work reliably, but I spent ages playing this last week.
- IP address geolocation SQL database
- Free, simple and useful. See also: Announcing GeoPlanet Data
- IE8 and the X-UA-Compatible situation
- What a mess. This is why backwards compatibility sometimes needs to suffer in the short term (especially if there’s still a hangover from you letting your product stagnate for several years) so that problems and complications don’t drag on indefinitely.
- Fonthead
- A foundry that now permits @font-face embedding for all of their fonts. See also: Introducing Typekit
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