Ian Irving's Code and Culture from Toronto
Coding Horror: Sorting for Humans : Natural Sort Order not the default “ASCII order” The Galactically Hot Women of Star Trek TOS – a photoset on Flickr a lovely list indeed. Now some one needs to work on the Studs Continue reading Links for a Winter Solstice
This is what is Weird Wonderful Web for December 14th through December 16th: Happy Newton Day! (also known as Newtonmas) – December 25th is a date to celebrate not because it is the disputed birthday of the “son of God” Continue reading Links for December 17th : Newtonmas, Centralization is a bug; Non Coding Tips
24 ways: JavaScript Internationalisation – or: Why Rudolph Is More Than Just a Shiny Nose – i18n Javascript 2007 Handbook of Applied Cryptography – electronic version for personal use. – crypto Security privacy SECURITY QUESTION by Ramon Rozas III – Continue reading Links for December 14th
This is what is Weird Wonderful on the Web: SAGE: Open Source Mathematics Software – General and Advanced Pure and Applied Mathematics software, for studying a huge range of mathematics, including algebra, calculus, elementary to very advanced number theory, cryptography, Continue reading Links for December 10th
Canada’s coming DMCA will be the worst copyright yet – Boing Boing – If this law passes, it will render all of the made-in-Canada exceptions to copyright for education, archiving, free speech and personal use will be irrelevant.    It could Continue reading Weird Wonderful Web Links for a cold December
Onaswarm: Lifestreaming For Groups – from Toronto’s David Jane and BlogMatrix. Lifestreaming is a growing class of services that let you display all your activites across different websites, through aggregating the RSS feeds from your accounts on one page. A Continue reading Weird Wonderful Web Links for a Grey Cuy Sunday