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Michael Lawley: "I thought, wouldn't it be cool if Frontier could use XSL templates rather than forcing me to use its own scripting language." My mind bends!

Question: Is there an open source English dictionary?

Script Meridian tutorial on table renderers.

Simon St Laurent: Bringing the File System into the File.

Arnold Lesikar, Ken Dow: The Polite Spider.

Feed: The Little Engine That Couldn't.

Ars Technica: Hands-on preview of the SGI Visual Workstations.

How do you turn lead into gold? Melt the lead and stir and don't think of the word rhinoceros.

Too bad this book is out of print..

What's the difference between a dream and a vision?

This dictionary has gotten really good. Here's a definition for object-oriented programming.

Jim Collins: Spyrographica. Shockwave.

Paul Haeberli: Paper Folding Project.

Newsweek: War of the word. Official resigns because others don't know the language. This country is sick!

Dictionary.com: niggard != nigger.

Marc Ramsey said sarcastically: "Absolutely, Dave, the country was so much healthier 30 years ago when you could call a 'nigger' a 'nigger' and still get elected to the highest office in the country."

I hate sarcasm, it's just as demeaning as racism.

Boston Globe: SuperBowl Ads. You'll see a lot of Internet ads on the SuperBowl tomorrow.

     

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