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  • The BeerbellyStrap on beer belly that you can fill with, well, beer. Good for games and movies I suppose. Sort of.

  • The VOCO Clock

    Stephen Fry. The perfect valet. Every morning. Like clockwork.

    An alarm clock…

  • Erlang, Termite and a Blog

    Since i happen to be learning Erlang and, besides, know of another programming language providing Erlang-like primitives, i thought i’d take Joe’s bait and give you a little taste of how Erlang feels to a newcomer.

    This is my implementation of the ring in Erlang.

    programming musings — Erlang is very fast at some very important things.

  • Scratch

    Scratch is a new programming language that makes it easy to create your own interactive stories, animations, games, music, and art – and share your creations on the web. Scratch is designed to help young people (ages 8 and up) develop 21st century learning skills. As they create Scratch projects, young people learn important mathematical and computational ideas, while also gaining a deeper understanding of the process of design.

    It is available for OS X and Windows.

  • Scratch Unleashes New Projects Web Site

    A new programming language developed at the MIT Media Lab turns kids from media consumers into media producers, enabling them to create their own interactive stories, games, music, and animation for the Web.

    The Weekly Squeak — An article about Scratch (see previous item)

  • Introducing IBDOM

    It’s a 20KB (uncompressed), narrowly-scoped JavaScript library aimed at “Wielding the Document Object Model with Ease and Standards-Compliance”, and most notably ease the process of injecting JavaScript Data Objects, and Arrays of JS Objects into HTML or XML documents.

    IBDOM should not only be useful when working with the Direct Web Remoting framework, but also any application where you find yourself trying to plug asynchronously-loaded data into an HTML document.

    Internet Brands Developer Blog

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