Firefox Bookmark Synchronization. Hat tip: Todd Dominey.

The part of this essay not about deliberately invalidating every page on your site is good.

Smarty 2.6.3 is available, the new cache filename stuff is nice.

This is too beautiful not to share. Pursuance, the third movement of the Love Supreme, as performed by the Branford Marsalis quartet. When I first heard he was doing this, I thought there was no way he could do justice to the original. I have also heard a recording of him attempting Love Supreme from the early nineties and it wasn’t up to snuff. This recording, however, is amazingly intense.

So I’ve tapped into Linux on my WRT54GS using the Sveasoft firmware, and it’s pretty sweet being able to SSH into your router. Should be very useful when I’m on the road as well. Local DNS cache is running great. Security stuff seems solid. Finally, Wonder Shaper is keeping my roommate’s games from bothering me. 😉

Red Hat goes after the corporate desktop. The key is standardized hardware in corporate enviroments. Windows is excellent at working with any dang thing you plug into it, or the dang thing coming with a CD with Windows drivers.

Make HTML sing, something I work toward every day.

Thank you for shopping at Kroger’s, Mr Pinochet.

37 Signals takes a stand and turns down a big client.

This font is gorgeous. Ooooo I want it.

WordPress Hackers mailing list, for the technically inclined.

Metafilter adds XFN support.

I noticed that PhotoMatt.net turned 2 years old the other day. Maybe when I get a spare moment I can finish up the draft post I started last year when the site turned one.

Okay already! Just the asides category and every category but asides. This sort of thing is really easy with a dynamic system.

Robozilla, the DMOZ link checker.

Nick is doing a scavenger hunt in return for Gmail invites. I’ve got a few extra invites now too. Interesting offers considered. I’ll throw in a free copy of WordPress. UPDATE: If you just email asking for an invite, you will be immediately deleted. Leave a comment with your interesting offer.

On Sax, Love, and WordPress. An interview. Read and (hopefully) enjoy.

On Wikipedia in China (or lack thereof): “You know, it’s not accessible from public internet. I have to find a proxy server to get that page. I know it’s just a click in a open internet world, but now i have to hate the knowledge blocker, it’s their own fault.”

WordPress, I LOVE YOU. Interesting post, but rambles a little bit and has two inaccuracies. Textpattern is under an open source license now. b2evo can import from MT. I like the name of his category, “Cerebral Interviews.”