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Author: Rowan Rodrik
Open-source fonts
Tom Moertal's has a simple stance on the complexities of web-font licensing: Read More »
Ytec, WordPress and Aihato.nl
On Oktober, the 25th, in what will be known to future generations as a historical move, Wiebe changed the A record of www.aihato.nl to point to the new production site running at Ytec. The new site, a collaboration by Ytec and me, based on WordPress, has been in development since May. At least, that's when I started taking notes. There had been some discussion, wire-framing and design done before that time. Read More »
Goosh
For a Vimperator user like me, Goosh (the unofficial Google shell) is an obvious replacement for Google's normal search page. Read More »
Finnix Linux Live CD
Finnix is another Linux Live CD. Like SystemRescueCD, it's not intended for the average desktop user, and does not include any desktops, productivity tools, or sound support, in order to keep distribution size low.
But Finnix is based on Debian, not Gentoo.
Damn Small Linux
Damn Small Linux (or DSL) is another Linux distribution that deserves a closer look someday. It's light enough that it should even run on a 486DX with 16MB of RAM and it can run fully in RAM with only 128MB of RAM.
Read More »SystemRescueCd
SystemRescueCd is my favorite Linux live CD's for system recovery and related tasks. It is based on Gentoo and comes with all the right toys to make me happy. :-)
Read More »Keyword Research Tool
If I ever have to do some SEO again, I'll try the Keyword Research Tool to make some improvements to my keyword selection process.
Read More »Sabayon Linux
Sabayon Linux seems like an interesting distribution to try some day. Maybe.
Read More »Technique for extracting hierarchical structure of networks
Aaron Clauset, Cristopher Moore and M.E.J. Newman published a paper in Nature about the automatic extraction of hierarchical structure of networks: Hierarchical structure and the prediction of missing links in networks. There's a free PDF of the paper on Mark Newman's personal website. Read More »