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Well, it's Google and it has a dictionary. Nice. Wonder is there an API…

"2008 has been an eventful year to say the least - it is difficult to sum up the thousands of stories in just a handful of photographs. That said, I will try to do what I've done with other photo narratives here, and tell a story of 2008 in photographs. It's not the story of 2008, it's certainly not all stories, but as a collection it does show a good portion of what life has been like over the past 12 months."

"his site is a quick and dirty solution to a question that I often lay awake at night worrying about. Do I have my username registered across every site that I should? What if the next internet humiliation meme just happens to share the username I've been using for years, and suddenly people are emailing me asking "hey, is this you ???"." Brilliant;)

"With that much riding on your visual presentation, you would think musicians would go all out when it comes time to make a music video, and most of them do. Except for…" Armi and Danny at place nr 2.

"So here is a collection of photographs dedicated to photographers. One thing that I can say for sure – it’s hard to be one."

"Support Incident Tracker (or SiT!) is a Free Software/Open Source (GPL) web based application which uses PHP and MySQL for tracking technical support calls/emails (also commonly known as a 'Help Desk' or 'Support Ticket System'). Manage contacts, sites, technical support contracts and support incidents in one place. Send emails directly from SiT!, attach files and record every communication in the incident log. SiT is aware of Service Level Agreements and incidents are flagged if they stray outside of them."

"]po[ is a Web-based ERP/Project Management software for organizations with 2-2000 users. ]po[ integrates areas such as CRM, sales, project planning, project tracking, collaboration, timesheet, invoicing and payments."

"You see these opening logos every time you go to the movies, but have you ever wondered who is the boy on the moon in the DreamWorks logo? Or which mountain inspired the Paramount logo? Or who was the Columbia Torch Lady? Let's find out:"

"In order to visualize the types and volume of interaction happening on Facebook at any given time, a team of Facebook engineers recently created the following visualization tool (called “Project Palantir,” but not to be confused with another one of Peter Thiel’s portfolio companies)."

"To help answer that question, Nokia invited us down to their San Diego Test Center to check out some of the trials a new handset goes through before they make their way into our dangerous hands. Of course, we couldn’t leave our readers out of the fun - so we shot video throughout the entirety of the tour and brought it back for all to see."

Official Monty Python -channel at YouTube.

"WCAG 2 and the mobileOK Basic Tests specifications have been moved to “proposed recommendation status” by the W3C, which means that the technical material is complete and it has been implemented in real sites. "

"The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 is currently in W3C Proposed Recommendation status and may be advanced to W3C Recommendation status before the end of this year. To prepare for this it’s time to start reading up on WCAG 2.0 if you haven’t already."

"Artikkelin lähtökohtana on se todellisuus, että lähes kaikki suuret verkkopalvelut elävät ja kuolevat jonkun sisällönhallintajärjestelmän avulla. Sisällönhallintajärjestelmät ovat tärkeässä roolissa aina kun kyseessä on kehitystyö jolla on sisällöllisiä ja teknisiä ulottuvuuksia. Hakukoneoptimointi on juuri tällainen ulottuvuus jossa yhdistyy sisältö ja teknologia."

"Here’s a starter list of some resources to help transition to WCAG 2 from the world of WCAG 1, now the new standard goes to proposed recommendation status. "

"One large group of people with special needs that is often overlooked – even by those who make an effort to build accessible websites – is dyslexics.

A good way to learn more about dyslexia, how it can make it hard to use the web, and what you as a designer can do about it is to read Mel Pedley’s article series on designing for dyslexics:"

"Search millions of photographs from the LIFE photo archive, stretching from the 1750s to today. Most were never published and are now available for the first time through the joint work of LIFE and Google."