As [link:http://www.kottke.org/06/10/google-code-search,Kottke.org informs us] the new [link:http://google.com/codesearch,Google Code Search] already unearthed a lot of interesting things, like WordPress logins, a key generator for Winzip and even something [link:http://www.google.com/codesearch?hl=en&lr=&q=spanish+inquisition&btnG=Search,totally unexpected] . Update: [link:http://blog.predius.org/2006/10/05/fucks-per-source-package-and-license/,Predius also analysed with the search how many f*cks per language and package are in use]. PHP a clear winner there.

Come to the Web Standards Group Microformats special on 19th of October at Westminster University’s New Cavendish Street Campus. (near Goodge Street tube station). It is free and there’ll be talk about Microformats and maybe beer afterwards. Sign up on upcoming.org if you want to go. Speaking at the event will be Drew McLellan, Jeremy […]

Mike Davies, esteemed colleague and one of the silent web workers that do a lot more than they talk about vented some steam on a series of blog posts where he analyzes what is amiss in the world of web accessibility called [link:http://www.isolani.co.uk/blog/access/AccessibilityInTrouble,Accessibility in Trouble]. It is a great read and I congratulate Mike on […]

[link:http://checkengineusa.com/dennislembree/blog/?p=4,Dennis Lembree] and [link:http://www.3point7designs.com/blog,Ross Johnson] interviewed me yesterday for the latest [link:http://webaxe.blogspot.com/,Webaxe] podcast. I’ve talked a lot about my past, JavaScript, where I get inspiration, how I experienced distributed development, what I think of innerHTML and noscript, how I came to write a book, what writing a book means and lots more. The interview was […]

A colleague just found this by chance: If you type “v” in the browser location on firefox and hit enter you’ll end up on the V for Vendetta homepage. Incidently I just bought the DVD and loved the movie to bits. But how does it work?