A trawl around the web, April 25th to May 18th
Posted on Sunday, May 18th, 2008 at 10:38pm. #
Photo: of one of the 36 courses I ate today, courtesy of http://nomnomnom.co.uk/. And very tasty it was too.
Onya bag
Was given one of these as part of a food competition I was judging today. It's a great bag to have "onya". See? Fab. Nice little bag, too. It will be carried about.
BBC Weather gadget for iGoogle
I wrote this. Now with extra configurations, for "show wind" (some pilots wanted to know), and "hide farenheit" (for layout purposes if you add the wind).
Dopplr bookmark on my iPhone
…as taken by the man who runs Dopplr. Cool.
Official Gmail Blog: A need for speed: the path to a faster loading sequence
A really nice explanation of how to speed up a website. It's not all about image compression – it's (largely these days) about individual HTTP requests. Must investigate spriting.
Heathrow Terminal 5
My picture spotted once more…
Typographic mistakes everyone makes [Receding Hairline]
Oh, I had no idea. But how wonderful. What a splendid page. I take my hat off to the author.
No honking day in Mumbai [thecityfix.com]
I must say, of all the things I thought about Mumbai when I went there (they've used my photo), I didn't think it was particularly loud. Clearly it is…
British airports getting face scanners [Dystopia]
Interesting story, illustrated by another shot from my trip to Terminal 5
This is a tidied and edited list of my del.icio.us postings from April 25th to May 18th. You can subscribe to this list, live, via rss.
I completely misread the following extract of a sentence from nomnomnom.co.uk – “…Food & Sex expert, author, speaker and professional dating coach, James Cridland – Head of Future Media & Technology at BBC Audio & Music Interactive…”