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Interesting software to see what parts of your website are most interesting based on which bits people copy. - Nate Koechley

This JS tutorial contains code and discussion from the upcoming book Secrets of the JavaScript Ninja by John Resig. - Nate Koechley

A list of nodejs use in the wild. Most interesting of which are redis-node-client, pubsub & node_chat /via http://twitter.com/prasnat... - Nate Koechley

A nice compatibility table for features in HTML5, CSS3, SVG and other upcoming web technologies - Nate Koechley

Collection of pseudo-truisms about software development - Nate Koechley

no-valued-added collection of CSS3 writings - Nate Koechley

yet another collection of themes. Interesting to skim the variety more than for the individual themes. - Nate Koechley

"Sprint Nextel provided law enforcement agencies with its customers' (GPS) location information over 8 million times between September 2008 and October 2009. This massive disclosure of sensitive customer information was made possible due to the roll-out by Sprint of a new, special web portal for law enforcement officers. " - Nate Koechley

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Style 1: Loose Collage - Nate Koechley

Style 1: Loose Collage - Nate Koechley

March 18, 2009 -- WebAward.org - The Web Marketing Association, host of leading website awards competition WebAwards, released the 2009 Internet Standards Assessment Report (ISAR) to help the gaming industry create more effective and engaging websites. - Nate Koechley

March 18, 2009 -- WebAward.org - The Web Marketing Association, host of leading website awards competition WebAwards, released the 2009 Internet Standards Assessment Report (ISAR) to help the gaming industry create more effective and engaging websites. - Nate Koechley

love this firefox add-on, and even more now that it includes twitter integration. - Nate Koechley

It’s the story of people in a meritocracy that gets more purified and competitive by the year, with the time demands growing more and more insistent. - Nate Koechley

Your Very Own GitHub! Run a GitHub Instance Within Your Own Private Network - Nate Koechley

Solid tips for avoiding cross-browser issues. I use zoom:1 instead of height:1% though to be more forward compatible/safe - Nate Koechley

gets best at about 1:05 in... - Nate Koechley

collection of examples - Nate Koechley

And, if we do the right thing, we can each merge into an insane new caravan of makers who look out for each other, focus on doing great work, and who try to promote things because it made a connection with us. Not because it benefits someone who pays us by the compliment. - Nate Koechley

"We're in the experience business. User experience. We create things that people use." - Nate Koechley

from http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2009... - Nate Koechley

The bandcamp.com website is a heavy YUI user. - Nate Koechley

This moment, as tough as it is, presents a genuine opportunity for the holistic-minded, the generalists, the generally smart and curious (you know who you are!) to come out from hiding and WORK YOUR MAGIC. You're not just a senior user interaction designer; no, more importantly, you're someone who cares about the customer experience - if I may say, the holistic experience - which will determine the life or death of the company, durnit, and you're going to roll up your sleeves to give the company the best chance possible to survive and maybe even grow in this environment. Shout that to anyone who doubts what this mindset can do. - Nate Koechley

Nice quote: "JavaScript is the duct tape of the Web. Why? Because you can do anything with it. It's not the steel girders of the web, it's not the laws of physics of the web. Javascript is beloved of web hackers because it's an ultimate kludge material that can stick anything to anything. It's a cloud, a web, a highway, a platform and a floor wax. Guys with attitude use JavaScript." - Nate Koechley

"But strap on your rubber boots; Tesla's dream has come true. After more than 100 years of dashed hopes, several companies are coming to market with technologies that can safely transmit power through the air -- a breakthrough that portends the literal and figurative untethering of our electronic age. Until this development, after all, the phrase "mobile electronics" has been a lie: How portable is your laptop if it has to feed every four hours, like an embryo, through a cord? How mobile is your phone if it shuts down after too long away from a plug? And how flexible is your business if your production area can't shift because you can't move the ceiling lights? The world is about to be cured of its attachment disorder." - Nate Koechley from Bookmarklet

this is from several years ago. And confusingly uses PTs instead of PX - Nate Koechley

I wouldn't have thought the age of the study would make a lot of difference. The PTs vs PX thing is interesting though, and I suppose screen resolution and font smoothing will have some effect. Do you know if anybody has published anything more recently with a similarly well thought out methodology? - David Owens

yeah, a gave it a few listens-through last week. definitely some interesting moments. - Nate Koechley

Heck yeah - Justin Yost

yes! definitely! - AJ Batac

I've found nothing better than Skitch. It's perfect for the key scenarios. Sometimes I fire up Paparazi (sp?) if I need to auto-scroll-capture a tall webpage, but otherwise Skitch kicks ass. - Nate Koechley

Internet Explorer 8 includes features designed to more closely support industry standards, such as the HTML 4.01 Specification World Wide Web link. This article describes these features, and provides guidance for incorporating them into your Web sites. - Nate Koechley