I used jQuery on everywheremag.com and it’s freaking lovely. If I ever get off my ass and learn Ruby like I’d like to, this’ll be a nice addition.

Some sort of blogging competition where you vote for posts, and everyone’s a queer guy, and also my friends Ernie and Fausto are both on it.

“Open Source Joost” is what I’ve seen it billed as.

I could never beat this game as a teenager. I wasn’t that good at these.

Yes, please, thank you.

I worked on this, it launched last week, and now that I’m finally mostly unwound from three months of grueling schedules, I can enjoy and appreciate it. Yay!

Cheap. Colors. Woot. Yeah, I’m becoming a bit re-obsessed with things Lomo, bear with me.

An online utility for creating the ‘wallmerge effect’ for profile walls on your Lomohome. (Basically it splits your image up into 16 pieces so you don’t have to.)

Quickie Flash photo gallery.

Leiji Matsumoto’s late-70s/early-80s series about a poor orphan boy with an axe to grind, a cruel upper class with robotic bodies, and an intergalactic train. More recently, Matsumot collaborated with Daft Punk to make Interstella 5555.

This is seriously funny. And also, from the description of the store, I think I know the one she’s talking about.

Make a photo look like a stereotypical Lomo image. Pull from Flickr or other places, or your computer. Handy tool.

How to stop the form from submitting when a field is focused and the user hits return/enter. Which you may want to do in some cases.

Javascript to make a DHTML lomowall type thing. Kinda cool, more useful for inspiration.

Some free actions. Includes a Lomo-making action. I’ve been reading the Lomo-themed Flickr groups today, can you tell?

All Holga pictures. Beautiful.

Fun ways to mix up Lomographs.

When are webdevs NOT looking this stuff up?

Now, you could download the entire library of effects, but they have it set up so you can pick what you need, and get the file that has just that, so you don’t have to trim anything out. Brilliant! So useful.

Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) 5 introduces new elements to HTML for the first time since the last millennium. It’s not that bad at all, but adoption by webdevs will depend on browsers’ ability to support them and let them be styled with CSS.

All you iPhone app (should I put that in quotes?) developers should love this. Firebug is the best thing to happen to webdevs since we started getting paid.

The recent state of this javascript framework/library.

“Pixel Groovy is a user controlled tutorial directory. We provide the members with the control, not editors, to decide which tutorials are worthy of being published and which tutorials aren’t. This helps filter out and set a level of quality in the tutori

effects library for jQuery. Woot.

Another javascript library, but very nice methods for using CSS-style selectors.

Makes your WordPress weblog look all Apple-y. I’d never use it, but you might. Thanks… Halsted, I think, this has been sitting open in my feedreader for too long.

Task-timer widget for Dashboard. Nice. Thanks, Pk.

Once a month, they have a contest: here’s a PSD, do it up with CSS in 24 hours. Best implementation wins. I should do this at some point. Thanks, Tiffany B.

Desktop wallpapers + WoW. Yay. Sharing for those that might be interested.

I don’t know if it’s *definitive* but there’s some good stuff in here. Thanks again to Tiffany B.

Thanks Sean for these. The shoes/boots are really what I’m interested in.

Always a useful skill to have.

Thanks, Halsted.

JPD hooked me up with this one, and I might actually start. One of these days…

It wiggles your mouse so your Mac won’t fall asleep while you’re away, which is nice if you have a big, long task to set about to that doesn’t require your presence. Also, “wiggles your mouse.”

A good colophon example.

Estimate how long your long-running process should take. Add a fudge-factor, just in case. Have a “progress-bar that runs more-or-less on that time-table until it reaches around 90%.”

Cripes. But may come in handy.

Ditto.

You know, sometimes specs are seemingly stupid.

You know, I *think* this is funny, but I lost patience.

I’ve been thinking of getting back into PSP customization and using it as a media tool. Looking at my options.

So you can do complete webdevery locally. Thanks, Cecily!

Thanks to Cecily again!

That DHTML image viewer thinger you’ve probably seen before.

WordPress 2 add-on that helps you upload files, create thumbnails, manage assets, yadda yadda. Thanks, Ed!

Thanks again to Ed. Really basic stuff, but stuff I know I don’t always do.

Yeah, I mean, why even bother writing a description.

In case you need such a thing.

Also known as “the feed that’s going to power 7au.net when I can get back on the design.” Feeding into it are Flickr, Tumblr, del.icio.us, jaschu vs. the 7au, Vox, and the newish Postcards from Gameville. You can subscribe to this for the time being, but I want to set up one URL for people that’ll hopefully never, ever change, regardless of what tools I’m using to collate feeds.

Like the original poster, I ran into the same problem with how Pipes outputted those items from WordPress. This does indeed help.

Nicer-than-average WordPress templates. Found this because Cecily’s using one of them currently. Saweet.

The game Heidi and I participated in last month. Crazy and fun.

I did this thing. Did you do this thing? You should do this thing.

I’ve been thinking of videocasts lately and finally using my PSP for something (kinda dropped off playing it after it being one of my main sources of entertainment immediately after my appendix burst). This’ll help!

No CVS, Terminal doesn’t automatically stay connected… it’s not 100% there yet but it ain’t a bad start.

I’m fucking amazed by this woman. She does brilliant work. (Also, in the photos for this article, the team in the fourth gallery photo… I think Heidi and I owned them soon after that. :) )

Like I need more ways to blow my paycheck.

Nick La’s icons, free with linkback, or you can license them.

Shows what all the settings on your Nikon D80 do. Much better than trying to read a manual, I think.

The new thing I learned today.

Feeling kind of nostalgic tonight, don’t know why.