OddThinking

I discovered Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) – a method of representing graphics primitives in an XML format, and have them be represented in your browser.

Cool! A new technology to learn, perfectly suited to my needs… or was it?

I have an inconsistency in my thinking about how I see the relationship between professionals and amateurs in various fields.

Here’s a little puzzle for web-developers.

Netscape defined a number of colour names that, although not standard, are accepted by a number of browsers. Their definitions of some of the colours leave me rather confused.

My approach Solitaire Battleships was a precursor to my very similar approaches to Sudoku, Nonograms and Kakuro.

The result seems to be similar to finding Sudoku is NP-complete, which seems somewhat controversial amongst people who point out that they never backtrack in solving the ones that they see.

EmailShroud 2.0 is now freely available.

I am “eating my own dog-food” by testing EmailShroud 2.0, live on OddThinking.

If you notice any problems you can email me at emailshroud.

I stumbled across the No NoFollow wiki site, and learnt a few lessons.

I am very excited. My experiment to see whether it would be possible to strike back against domain squatters has proven successful – at least in the lab.

Hey Mr. Windows Application Install-Script Developer, can I have a chat with you for a moment?

Bloglines, a web-based feed-aggregator has invited people to blog their feedback on their application (and on other products).

I’ll take the bait. I’ll admit to using Bloglines, and provide some feedback here.