I know I’ve been somewhat lax in posting the past few days. I’ve been fairly busy with the huge amounts of work expected of me in 3rd year university, so at least part of this week has involved several meetings to form a team for a large project (that will no doubt be the cause of much swearing and a few posts later in the year).
Anyway, it’s time for the (almost) weekly random links:
- Best Practices For Time Travelers (sic) – Are you visiting from the future? This guide will tell you how to best mesmerise and dazzle us simple 21st century folk.
- How To Write Bad Documentation That Looks Good – Sabotage and obfuscate documents in a professional, orderly manner.
- Tools For Weblogs – A few handy tools for assistive weblogging.
- Thirty Six Dramatic Situations – This apparently covers all possible situations in drama. To be honest, I expected less than 36.
- TBL‘s semantic web map – The only man who has an internationally recognised acronym for his name has posted a subway like image of the semantic web.
Expect updates to stabilise more over the next week.
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I’d submit jwz and JFK as counter-examples to the acronym thing, but the map looks cool nonetheless. Of course, I don’t actually understand a word of it. Must try and understand….must understand…
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sic?
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Stuart: Very good example (although I have no idea who jwz is). Must do more research…
Maciej: Could be an international difference but traveller has two l’s here. I prefer to use titles provided by the original author where appropriate, so shoving a sic on shows it was just a direct copy. Apologies for any confusion or if I’m plain wrong.
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