Smacrlbed wrod sprict
This “scrambled words are legible” phenomenon is taking off: Jamie Zawinski has cobbled together a perl script that’ll automate all your scrambling fun: scrmable.pl.
Seepd Renidag
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Dead Parrot Society
Blog: The Dead Parrot Society
Because: It’s funny
Via: blandiose.org
Chong jailed, Cheech on the run
Comedian Tommy Chong has been sentenced to nine months in federal prison and fined $20,000 for selling bongs and other drug paraphernalia over the Internet. Chong will be told in a few weeks where he’ll have to report to prison.
- MSNBC
Sell drugs, go to jail. That makes sense to me. But drug paraphernalia? That I [...]
Letters from the Ice Flow
While stomping through Apple’s website looking for a definitive answer to some issues involving QuickTime, I came across “Letters from the Ice Flow”:
These letters are dispatched from time to time from one of the more isolated corners of the globe, the frozen home of the QuickTime Engineering team. Each letter contains some useful tips on [...]
swfoo.com
Flash guru and friend Dave Yang has started a Flash blog: swfoo.com. if you use Flash, you should pay attention: Dave knows everything.
Ohm revisited
Cleaning up other people’s perl code is definitely the path to insanity.
Magnum Opus
In other news: Berke Breathed is back! Excellent.
(If you don’t know who Berke Breathed is, you got some reading to do).
Catching axe murderers in mid-flight
Will you be green, yellow, or red?
In the most aggressive — and, some say, invasive — step yet to protect air travelers, the federal government and the airlines will phase in a computer system next year to measure the risk posed by every passenger on every flight in the United States.
Whoa.
An estimated 1 to 2 [...]
Americans get some colour
The American greenback is going peach:
The introduction into circulation of the new bill, a makeover of a bill previously redesigned in 1998, is meant to thwart increasingly high-tech counterfeiters. And even though it was not meant to be a security measure, the most prominent new feature of the bills, the addition of subtle peach, green [...]
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