if apple's certificate assistant had been built into os x approx. three years ago already, i wouldn't have had to build a full-featuring openssl helma application.
however, it felt great.
well, er, actually, it does not upset me at all although the text above indeed does sound a little bit like it did... au contraire, i am extremely excited that os x got built-in such a great little tool.
since dedrms and fairkeys have silently disappeared from jon lech johansen's blog and my versions got lost with the latest hard disk crash, jhymn is the way to go.
and while i was at it i downgraded my itunes version to 4.9, got it from oldapps.com.
looks much better, anyway.
reddit 2.0 (incl. chart and mock-up).
another excellent coverage over at tiny.antville, this time about the <a patent for using ajax.
btw. slauti is now StefanL. good so.
google.org, the philanthropic arm of Google. onboard: larry brilliant (cool name).
so now it's clear which the misanthropic one is...?
it doesn't matter if you are using flash or ajax: when you destroy the browser's interface (aka the URL) your web design sucks.
wow, there are so many things to be learnt from digg.com as well as newsvine (and of course all its descendants). great! input, finally!
btw. newsvine invites, anyone?