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Web Discoveries for May 27th

These are my del.icio.us links for May 27th

PHP Tutorial – Echo –
I am learning PHP to create my first WordPress plugin. Sometimes my geekiness knows no bounds.
Windows Alt Key Codes –
Because you know it makes sense to bookmark pages like this.
How to Build Your Own WordPress Widget | Johnathan Andersen Design | WordPress Designer and Developer –
Very useful for a little side project I’m working on. For a sneak peek see http://digitalcortex.net/plugins
CRINID | 12 icebreakers to kick-start your Brainstorm –
Some interesting ideas about how to ‘dis-incorporate’ brainstorm meetings, and get attendees warmed up quickly.
Creative Digital Technology and Web Design –
Web to Mobile / Mobile to Web agency who have built some of the best integrated creatives.

Drunken Monkey Hypothesis

In keeping with the Darwinian zeitgeist, here’s a piece on Human Taxonomy, which postulates that the reason we love alcohol (and who doesn’t?!) is all in the genes, but, like, from WAY back.

Web Discoveries for December 4th

These are my del.icio.us links for December 4th

Gliffy.com –
Visio for the cloud-computing generation.
Flow diagrams are a snap and are more easily sharable.
Shup : The free multi-host screenshot, image, and file uploader for Windows –
A simple shell extension for Windows, that allows immediate uploading of media files to the web. Has an integrated screenshot function that allows for seamless linking with Flickr & ScrnShots.
ScrnShots: Share your inspiration –
Worth a shot? Upload here for the world to see, with a handy feed to plug into Sweetcron too.
Think of it as Flickr for the ‘Shift + Print Screen’ers among us.
QR-Code Generator –
My favourite QR code maker, because it’s just so simple.
New 2008 Social Technographics data reveals rapid growth in adoption –
An insightful post that seeks to categorise and explain the online activities of web 2.0 participants. A useful resource to help build rationales for and against UGC campaigns.
Doodle: Easy Scheduling –
Their new design massively simplifies the process for friends and colleagues to find the best mutual meeting time.

Rather old, I know, but a great reminder of how sometimes the simplest forms of presentation are often the most effective. Comments on this video include such pearls as “we’re fucked” – Did You Know 3.0.