Wednesday March 11, 2009 Wednesday links on March 11
- Lantana: Caroline Herring
Flawless, dark, American folk music delivered with cool precision. One of my picks of SXSW this year. - New York: Tax break for open source developers?
An interesting idea that I suspect could open a can of worms as others that crowdsource want their breaks as well. But if it works out, it could do wonders for New York as a hub for FOSS development. - I’m sorry but Dreamweaver is dying
I remember my first encounter with Dreamweaver several years ago, wondering why the dynamic features were so hard to grapple with. I have believed dynamic content was the future of the web ever since I first built my aggregator page at webmink.net in 2005. The tools we need are the ones to design compelling dynamic sites without needing text-editor-based CSS skills. Do they exist yet? - USDOJ: OPA: Publicly Distributed Documents
The documents themselves are fascinating, but the fact they are being made available (at least initially) as PDFs of scanned paper documents speaks volumes about the urgent need for a long-lived archiving format to be used in government - like for example PDF with embedded ODF. - Tuesdaytweetup
Turns out there may be geek life on the Solent after all...
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