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HTML3 was rolling in its grave, so I gave it the HTML5 Logo treatment to appease it.
The resemblance is uncanny.
Thanks to my friends at Plank, HTML4 was taken care of.
Blog
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New HTML3 Logo
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Simple Needs
http://twitter.com/#!/stephdau/status/27532654777737216
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Faesthetic #13
Collectable and affordable, Faesthetic #13 is a collection of art & oddities from around the world. Part comic book & part zine, Faesthetic is a great place to discover new art & ideas.
Our 10th anniversary issue showcases 130 pages of original “Luck” themed art from over 45 artists. Featuring high quality 4 color offset printing, original cover art by Mike Giant, punch out cards by Mark Mothersbaugh & thoughts on the past and upcoming decade by a selected panel of distinguished creatives.
Found via Club Mumble: Faesthetic #13! 10 years in the making….
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W3C HTML5 Logo: Your Web, Your Logo
It stands strong and true, resilient and universal as the markup you write. It shines as bright and as bold as the forward-thinking, dedicated web developers you are. It’s the standard’s standard, a pennant for progress. And it certainly doesn’t use tables for layout. We present an HTML5 logo.
Or as Zeldman so eloquently puts it:
http://twitter.com/#!/zeldman/status/27374450236194816
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Dvorak on Facebook vs. WordPress
Facebook is retro because, like AOL, it’s retro by its nature. It’s a closed system. Some people like a closed comfy system and others don’t. I, for one, don’t. If I want a personal webpage with all sorts of information about myself, I’ll go to WordPress.com and make one. By doing this, I don’t turn over any data, control, or information to an onerous third party to sell, use, or exploit. I can close down the site when I want. I can say what I want. I can pretty much do whatever.
Via Why I Don’t Use Facebook | John C. Dvorak | PCMag.com (found via Zé).
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Canada Explores New Frontiers in Astroinformatics
The CANFAR platform will take advantage of CANARIE’s high-speed network and a number of open source and proprietary cloud and grid computing tools to allow the country’s astronomy researchers to better handle the vast datasets that are being generated by global observatories. It will also be propelled by the storage and compute capabilities from Compute Canada in addition to the expertise from the Herzberg Institute of Astrophysics and the National Research Council of Canada.
Via HPC in the Cloud: Canada Explores New Frontiers in Astroinformatics (also via /.).
Tax money well spent, as far as I’m concerned.
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No More Windows!
http://twitter.com/#!/stephdau/status/27037550686248960
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Martinican Rum: Appellation Martinique Contrôlée
The empty Trois Rivières, Cuvée du Moulin is probably from 5 to 8 years old, found while cleaning up my home office closet. The J. Bally, Habitation Lajus on the right is still going and is from late 2009.Having lived in Martinique from 13 to 17 years old, bottles of the island’s sweetest nectars still always find their way to me, somehow. And they’re always greatly appreciated. 🙂
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1991 Passport Picture
Hahahahah… *deep breath* Hahahahah! But seriously, this is the passport I immigrated from Martinique to Canada with in 1992. Found it while cleaning up my home office. Good times. -
He’s Finally Snapped
“I want a bucket of chum and a doughnut or Yellow here gets it!”. Officer Ducan McSharky had finally lost it.
