World's Oldest Bible Going Online 
kdawson via Slashdot on Wed, 23 Jul. 2008
99luftballon writes "The British Museum is putting online the remaining fragments of the world's oldest Bible. The Codex Sinaiticus dates to the fourth century BCE and was discovered in the 19th century. Very few people have seen it due to its fragile state — that and the fact that parts of it are in collections scattered across the globe. It'll give scholars and those interested th
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Solving 5 Common CSS Headaches
Jeffrey Way via NETTUTS on Wed, 23 Jul. 2008
CSS is a relatively simple language to learn. Mastering it, on the other, can prove a little more difficult. Compensating for various browser inconsistencies alone can produce a migraine. In this article, we’ll demystify five of the most head thumping issues that you’ll encounter when building web applications.
Why Are My Styles Not Effective?
We’ve all done this. You th
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IORG Discusses Solutions for Info Overload
Sarah Perez via ReadWriteWeb on Wed, 23 Jul. 2008
On July 15th, the Information Overload Research Group (IORG) held their inaugural conference in New York City. The group, whose founders include IBM, Microsoft, Google, Intel, and a dozen other companies and academic institutions, is on a mission to find solutions to today's information overload probl
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What Productivity Studies Really Show [Opinion]
Gina Trapani via Lifehacker on Wed, 23 Jul. 2008
Every time a new research study around personal productivity and office culture appears, we dutifully post the "proof" that information overload, email distractions, and multitasking are keeping you from getting work done—but are t
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Dear PR Firms: Please Have An Angle When Pitching To Bloggers
Tony Hung via Deep Jive Interests on Wed, 23 Jul. 2008
If you're going to send us something, make it worthwhile.
So, if you’ve been blogging for any stretch o
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Apartment Hunting: 50+ Tools for Renters & Landlords
Sean P. Aune via Mashable! on Wed, 23 Jul. 2008
The Internet is filled with websites and services that can help you find a new place, but sorting through them can be more frustrating than the apartment hunting process itself. Whether you’re planning a move across town,
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Building Tiny, Ultra Low Power PCs
Jeff Atwood via Coding Horror on Wed, 23 Jul. 2008
In previous posts, I've talked about building your own desktop PC, and building your own home theater PC. I'm still very much in love with that little HTPC I built. Not only does it have a modern dual-core CPU, and fantastic high-definition capable integrated
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MacBook Touch Hitting Streets In October?
(author unknown) via Geekologie - Gadgets, Gizmos, on Tue, 22 Jul. 2008
There have been rumors flying that a MacBook touch could be hitting the market as early as October. Allegedly these rumors are substantiated too, as they came from a
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Ubiquity For Firefox Is Not An Add-On - It's a Whole New UI
(author unknown) via ReadWriteWeb on Wed, 23 Jul. 2008
Shared by totalpardo
interesting
Is This Future for the Firefox UI?
You may remember a project called Enso, a software program developed by Humanized - the same folks who brought y
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Flock Launches Gloss; Customized Browser for Fashion and Entertainment
Allen Stern via CenterNetworks on Wed, 23 Jul. 2008
Social browser Flock has announced the launch of a new, customized version of their browser today. The new version is named Gloss and
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MedPedia Is Wikifying the Medical Search Space
Calley Nye via TechCrunch on Wed, 23 Jul. 2008
The medical industry is one that thrives on innovation and evolution. New procedures, medicines, diseases, and theories are released practically every day. In such an environment, the need for a website to reflect and
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The new Propeller, what were they thinking?
Duncan Riley via The Inquisitr on Tue, 22 Jul. 2008
A new version of Propeller went live earlier today, complete with radical overhaul that included dropping Digg style voting and a look that screams news magazine.
I hate it, and many others will as well
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Episodic Makes Flash Videos iPhone-Friendly
Jason Kincaid via TechCrunch on Wed, 23 Jul. 2008
One of the most frustrating things about the iPhone is that it can’t handle Flash, which has become the standard for streaming video on the web. YouTube managed to work around this by transcoding all of its videos into the H.264 format, but other v
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Perl on App Engine?
Artur Bergman via O'Reilly Radar - Insight, on Wed, 23 Jul. 2008
I am a Perl hacker. I have written parts of the core, created CPAN modules and written tons of perl code. In fact I am addicted to it ; or rather, CPAN. I have been wanting to play around with Google App Engine, but I haven't had time to get up to speed in Python. Today at OSCON I me
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Top 10 Best Ever Hackers
Nik Cubrilovic via TechCrunchIT on Wed, 23 Jul. 2008
The good computer hackers are similar to war veterans in that they spend hours talking about how great the scene used to be “back in the day”. I first heard similar stories way back in 1995 but today it is actually somewhat true as the final HOPE
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5 cool ways to interact with Remember The Milk
Emily Boyd via Remember The Milk - Blog on Tue, 22 Jul. 2008
1. Remember the Moof Dashboard Widget for OS XGot a Mac? Malcolm McFarland has developed Remember the Moof, an awesome Dashboard widget that allows you to add and complete tasks, as well as filter by list and tags.
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It’s Facebook Day! Say Hello To The Three Tier App System
Michael Arrington via TechCrunch on Wed, 23 Jul. 2008
Today is definitely Facebook day as they hold their second annual F8 developers conference in San
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