2002

yugop.com: great flash design. kottke.org: good blog. shift.com: interesting magazine. After seeing these, I should revamp my site completely. It’s boring.

New York is selling park names. Not a bad idea.

Googlewhacking.

Google speaks Klingon, Hacker, Hindi, Tamil, and several other new languages. (Be careful about the “Save preferences” button, if you picked a language you don’t understand.)

The author of CSS is boring is now making one CSS sheet a day.

The post office offers eBillPost. Comments Yuvaraj S 18 Dec 2006 9:28 am: I would like to know more details about e-billpost to implement the same features in our comapny. pls help

The Economist Style Guide. The part on inverted commas is insightful, especially in contrast with brackets.

2 good things: roaming rates cut, bandwidth rates cut.

OpenCola has an open source cola recipe. You also have OpenLaw and Wikipedia.

McWhortle is an SEC hoax.

The Law of the Playground. Interesting, yes. Nostalgic? Maybe.

UNESCO says the domination of English over the Internet is ending.

The Tolkien sarcasm page.

After analysing my site traffic, I found that each entry of mine is worth 12 hits.

The psychology of weblogs. After reading this, I realised I ran out of things to say almost a year ago.

Patterns of life. Yes, the life that JHC created. No, not THAT one. This is John Horton Conway’s.

Names of everything under the sun, and beyond.

So, does Microsoft really have a sense of humour? (Hint: no.)

The IIM-B website has changed.

The top 20 dictionary searches on Cambridge’s dictionary puts serendipity on top. It means “the lucky tendency to find interesting or valuable things just by chance.”