links for 2008-08-29

• PEAR::Pager Tutorials – Navigation with Pager and AJAX or simple Javascript – Lorenzo Alberton
  Using PEAR::Pager with AJAX or basic DHTML
  (tags: php pear pager javascript ajax tutorial)

• Written on August 29, 2008
• Filed under Links

QOTD 8/28/08

Don’t do browser makers jobs for them. If a site breaks due to bugs in their software – leave it be. It’s their problem, not yours.

—Andy Clarke, Stuff and Nonsense
@malarkey

• Written on August 28, 2008
• Filed under Quotes

Get Out the Vote!

Nope, not that one…

This one!

The Lights Out made it to the finals in Harpoon UFO’s Best Unfiltered Band Search and if they win, they’ll get all sorts of great promo opportunities. That in a time when good indie bands are hard to come by thanks to mega labels cranking out superb wankery that seems to jive with American CrapholeIdol.

Vote Here.

• Written on August 25, 2008
• Filed under Life

links for 2008-08-22

• Carved – A shortfilm about extreme carving, by Jonas Rejman and Daniel Reichenbach
  This movie looks sick.
  (tags: snowboarding film video HD carving)

• Written on August 22, 2008
• Filed under Links

links for 2008-08-21

• Diaroogle.com – The Premier Toilet Search Engine
  just in case.

  Via LifeHacker

  (tags: nyc public toilets searchengine map bathrooms reference search mobile)

• Written on August 21, 2008
• Filed under Links

links for 2008-08-20

• Adactio: Journal—An Event Apart, Day One
  Great summary of AEA/SF Day 1. I particularly liked the one about Dan Cederholm's presentation.
  (tags: webdesign reference event conference inspiration)
• The Art of Web ~ CSS: border-radius and -moz-border-radius
  Nice cross-browser (FF & Safari) reference of the border-radius declarations
  (tags: css webdesign development design firefox webkit safari rounded corners borders radius roundedcorners mozilla)

• Written on August 20, 2008
• Filed under Links

Giants iCal Feed Updated

I’ve updated my NY Giants iCal feed for the 2008 season:

http://robmaurizi.com/extra/giants_schedule.php

You can either copy the link and subscribe to it in an iCal-capable calendar application, or just click on it to save the .ics file and load it into your calendar. The latter is required if you’re using MobileMe and want the schedule on your iPhone (like me).

• Written on August 7, 2008
• Filed under Code; Life