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mynt Another static site generator? With the ever growing population of static site generators, all filling a certain need, I've yet to find one that allows the generation of anything but the simplest of blogs. That's where mynt comes in, being designed to give you all the features of a CMS with none of the often rigid implementations of those features.

OpenPhoto works similarly to Flickr, Smugmug and other photo sharing services with one major difference: you retain ownership and give OpenPhoto access to use them. All photos, tags and comments are stored in your personal cloud accounts with companies like Amazon, Rackspace or Google. This means you can easily switch between OpenPhoto services, use more than one at a time or stop using them altogether while retaining all of your photos, tags and comments.

One of the most touted features of the iPhone 4S is the web-based voice recognition assistant Siri. It's interesting and sometimes powerful, but not always in China. First, it doesn't support Mandarin and China-based map and location services, which makes it somewhat less appealing than Apple's US-based advertising would have you believe. The good news is that Apple has said it will launch a Chinese-language version of Siri this year. Second, it can't always recognize words spoken in English. I tried it 10 times, and it recognized my words only 5 times. A Canadian native speaker who also tried found it worked seven out of 10 times. Still, it will give you results sometimes if it manages to catch only keywords.

Siri, c'est la personne qui vous répondra toujours au téléphone.

With some simple JQuery, you can force browsers to give focus to the targets of skip nav links, plus highlight the target section temporarily so sighted users know they’ve arrived.

So instead let us give more time for doing physical things in the real world and less time for staring at (and touching) the glowing flat rectangle.

He made the mistake of directly coupling his application with the structure of the URIs and ended up breaking his system in the process.

If you step into an inferno, if you willingly give up the foundations and step off the cliff, into the vortex… if you seek something that will never satisfy, if you f-k to spite love, if you feed your demons and spin without control, when you have nothing to fill you up…

He is not paying an attention to the amount of bits and bytes are being sent over the connection. B and i are only one byte and strong is six bytes.

Perhaps the bookshops themselves are partially to blame. We've been thinking hard how to turn things around, and haven't avoided being self-critical of the work we do.

a personal style guide for oli.jp. I’m publishing it to share and for feedback, and also because I strongly believe you should build a style guide for every site you make. Hopefully this one will give you a head start

Well, now, I'd like to give you a badge on your community profile for being a Mozilla Superhero.

Rules are simple: Get a box Put all books you want to recycle in the box Give the entire box to a friend Friend takes out books he wants, puts in books he wants to recycle Friend gives the entire box to someone else.

All advice is autobiographical.

It’s one of my theories that when people give you advice, they’re really just talking to themselves in the past.