March 2004

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1. politico
   DowningStreetSays (via 2lmc) and Public Whip the latter...
   Published on 02 March in general
2. politico II
   Staying on the politics theme, Ben Hammersely had a great post yesterday called Stop asking questions and vote, dammit. addressing ...
   Published on 02 March in general
3. 815
   Even 2lmc are spooling Ed talking about Making GNOME hot for content creation so in the name of all that’s fair, I’d lik...
   Published on 02 March in general
4. 816
   Recently I was whining about Ananova stopping their XMLTV feeds but hooray for open source cos
   Published on 02 March in general
5. 817
   Of interest to people who want to check the latest TV guide on their PDAs (i.e. me) are: Radio Times on your PDA (via
   Published on 02 March in general
6. 818
   It seems like forever since I posted about CSS and web development in general, but I’m sure it’ll pick up again when I move onto rewriting our corporate site. 🙂 In the meantime, there are a ...
   Published on 08 March in general
7. 819
   Absolutely amazing, decent CSS support for IE6, managed by the client side! Get sibling and descendant selectors just by adding this script to yo...
   Published on 08 March in general
8. Aggregators: Part One
   And now for something, err, completely normal for bloggers: talking about aggregators. Because of Gareth I’ve been spending some time looking at different...
   Published on 09 March in general
9. 821
   Old-fashioned sources only work the best when you use old-fashioned search queries. Not true – in her solution the librarian used an encyclopedia. Taking the same ...
   Published on 09 March in general
10. 822
    Dave Winer wants to merge RSS and Atom Well, OK, that’s not strictly the gist of his post, but it’s a good attention-grabber is...
    Published on 10 March in general
11. I'll be your dog
    I just stumbled across htmldog.com – A Good Practice Guide to XHTML and CSS which covers a lot of ground and breaks up its tutorials into sections (beginner, i...
    Published on 12 March in general
12. 824
    Despite earlier opinion, Audioscrobbler wasn’t up as fully as it could have been. But it is now.
    Published on 15 March in general
13. Question Answerer extraordinaire
    Question answering This is now my favourite site ever.
    Published on 17 March in general
14. 826
    Almost a year old now, but the PyCon Introduction to the Semantic Web and RDF is still very good, and most usefully provides sample Python code.
    Published on 18 March in general
15. Jesus Who
    Everyone else is talking about it, so why not me? Jesus set to play the new Doctor Who.
    Published on 20 March in general
16. Pagerank a sham
    Finally! Google’s true technology exposed! Pigeonrank By collecting flocks of pigeons in dense clusters, Google is...
    Published on 21 March in general
17. UK Blogger Map
    Appalled by my recent low level of productivity, I’ve set myself a number of small achievable tasks to perform. The first took a few hours of coding and is presented here:
    Published on 25 March in general
18. Spells
    Sometimes spellcheckers can spread a lot of light.
    Published on 26 March in general
19. Dying company gives dying brand a chance
    AOL: New Mozilla-based Netscape 7.x coming shocker AOL are going to be releasing a new version of the Netscape 7 browser based on a recent Mozilla milestone. This ...
    Published on 31 March in general
20. Ah, IRC!
    Apparently it’s all the rage on the interweb but I’ve never really used IRC all that much, and since Firefox is my main browser I haven’t got easy access to ChatZilla, or so I thought. Of course, i...
    Published on 31 March in general