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• Postalicious debugging continues. Seriously helpful developer there. Did people on the Internet get nice all of a sudden? #
• David Lynch rules my iPhone. (Full disclosure: I have no iPhone. But David Lynch still rules.) #

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Links for January 31st, 2008:

• Django Developers - Your place to find django jobs and projects - Djangogigs.com - A database for Django development jobs/developers.
• jacobian.org : i got nothing - Jacob Kaplan-Moss’ personal website is a nice aggregation of stuff he’s doing.

• SilverJacket: Just Say Maybe
  A children’s book about LSD. It might not be putting forth the same message they meant to convey…
  (tags: humor drugs book)
• Livemocha: Learn Languages and Practice with Native Speakers
  This is a new social network geared towards connecting language learners with native speakers to develop foreign language skills.
  (tags: language learning education community)
• TECHNOS—Elizabeth Wolzak, Senior Manager, Instructional Design, PBS TeacherLine
  An interview with Elizabeth about PBS TeacherLine Peer Connection.
  (tags: interview teacherline elizabethwolzak friends)
• The Perry Bible Fellowship
  (tags: webcomic mice lsd)
• make_chroot_jail.sh
  A helpful script for making a chroot jail for users. Yay for user jail!
  (tags: code linux ssh sysadmin tools chroot)

• Irgh, Postalicious issues… #
• Yay, Postalicious help! #
• Hmm, bloggy weirdness for sure tonight… Investigation going nowhere. #
• Feeling good about things. #

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• EveryBlock: A news feed for your block.
  A new project to aggregate local news for local people.
  (tags: news local aggregator hyperlocal)
• Unilever Centre for Molecular Informatics, Cambridge - Brighten the Corners » Blog Archive » Over The Ice
  Interesting comment on the idea of programmer-journalist… Very interesting…
  (tags: software journalism methodology ontology)
• Holovaty.com | Adrian Holovaty’s thoughts on Web development
  Adrian Holovaty is an interesting dude with some interesting stuff going on.
  (tags: blog django journalism webdev)
• PBS Engage | PBS
  The latest PBS social networking project.
  (tags: pbs videos engage socialnetworking)
• The Django Book
  It’s a little too late for my learning curve, but nonetheless there’s plenty of good stuff here. And again, it’s amazing how many links I _thought_ I had already bookmarked…
  (tags: django python books programming webdev framework ebook)
• (Akita On Rails) * 2.0 - Chatting with Adrian Holovaty
  An interesting article with Adrian Holovaty, who increasingly seems like somebody I need to be paying even more attention to (as if learning Python and Django over the last year is not enough attention…).
  (tags: django python interview holovaty webdev)
• Fluxx Product Description
  This is a great idea for a card game: At first there is no win condition and virtually no rules. Players play goal cards and rule cards to build the game as they play. It’s a self-constructing game, and that is pretty much rad.
  (tags: games cards)
• (Drugged) Mouse Party
  An excellent interactive learning piece by University of Utah’s Genetics Science Learning Center. Put the drugged mice in the box and learn all kinds of technical facts about party drugs.
  (tags: drugs science education flash biology brain)
• The FAIL Blog
  Funny Fail images from all over the Interwebs. The tubes are funny!
  (tags: funny fail pictures images)
• DOING IT WRONG
  Yet another Internet Memespace!
  (tags: funny humor pictures entertainment fail)

• oh, yay, Marjane Satrapi on Colbert! #
• What’s your fave HTML tag? #

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• Joining Behance… http://www.behance.net <http://www.behance.net> #
• Spoiling for a Wizard Fight… #
• Turn the lights down low… it helps me feel like I’m in a spaceship. #

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• Behance Network :: Creative Portfolios, Projects, and Collaborations
  An interesting creative community application for creative professionals.
  (tags: design portfolio community art)

• Persepolis was sold out; assuaged my disappointment with beers… #

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