This is the archive site for the pioneering blog CamWorld.com, which is no longer maintained.
Cameron Barrett's personal site can now be found at cameron.barrett.org and his professional site can be found at cameronbarrett.com.

August 21, 2001

Winterspeak: Why Gnome ...

Winterspeak: Why Gnome and KDE are misguided. Also don't miss the the reprint of "Paradox of the Active User".

A List Apart: Practical CSS Layout Tips, Tricks and Techniques

WebReview: Eleven Great Collaboration Tools

Text-friendly authoring topics. [via Zeldman]

Just say no! Funny, funny. These guys want to return-to-sender 1,000,000 AOL CDs. You know your marketing efforts are despised when people dream up this kind of thing...

Derek and Heather are trying to unravel a mystery. Can you help?

Brunching Shuttlecocks: The Star Wars Movie Title Generator

Request: I just ordered myself a new PowerMac G4/533 to run OS X on. All the old Macs I have lying around just can't handle OS X very well so I am biting the bullet and buying new. I'm also in the market for a good cheap (used?) Wintel box that I can run Windows2000 on. Since I know very little about shopping for Wintel boxes, I could use some advice. Where is a good place to pick up a cheap box for development purposes? Perhaps dot-com auctions? Email.

Links about wireless image formats:

The Nokiko SVG Project. (Awesome design!)

xmlhack: Comparing SVG with Flash

The Wireless Internet: Applications, Technology and Market Strategies

Sun: Enabling Web Applications for Wireless Devices

WAPBlogger is a WAP interface (enabled via the Blogger API)that lets you publish to your Blogger-powered weblog via your WAP-enabled cell phone or mobile device.

Excellent. Julian Haight has released the source code for SpamCop.

Research: Make It Flow: Achieving the Optimal User Experience

Very cool bitmap fonts.

ZDNet: Why Apple's bass-ackwards Unix approach is the right way

An interesting article about the City of Austin and Microsoft regarding ongoing talks about standardizing on MS-only software. "There is an insidious aspect to a citywide, multi-year plan. It locks users into Microsoft products only." And Microsoft's revenue plans start to unravel...

ASP News: J2EE and .Net: Two Roads Diverge in XML

Posted by Cameron Barrett at August 21, 2001 12:23 PM