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  1. Tutorial on character code issues (Unicode, etc)

  2. Simple guide to using float in CSS

  3. Tom Coates’ new blog about managing online communities. He knows.

    Looks nice too.

  4. The Absolute Minimum Every Software Developer Absolutely, Positively Must Know About Unicode and Character Sets (No Excuses!)

  5. Real rabbits? Or Muppets?

  6. Lego Rubik’s Cube solver

  7. New iCal AppleScript iTunes = Alarm clock

  8. Scripts for using mobile phone modems with Macs

  9. Wonderful animations of how alphabets evolved

  10. April 2003 survey of HTML vs text email preferences

  11. List of common Mac OS X background processes

  12. Comprehensive list of Apple Mac keyboard shortcuts / sequences

  13. Semantic Webbery in Bristol: wonderful combination

  14. Documenting the points where degrees of latitude and longitude meet

  15. Richard Linklater’s next next film is a continuation of ‘Before Sunrise’

  16. Rod’s tube map shows short walking distances

  17. Japanese character-teaching app for PalmOS

  18. Jonathon Delacour’s Japanese language weblog

  19. Cal’s W3C-sourced HTML entities table

  20. Enjoyable Nettime paranoiac wiki thread starts here

    Continues in October.

  21. Why Ordnance Survey data should be free

  22. Aggregation of hundreds of live and pre-recorded streaming international TV channels

  23. Exhaustive and helpful resource on everything Unicode

  24. Yahoo! Group for 12-inch G4 PowerBooks. Only!

  25. Div-tastic, neatly CSSed women’s clothing store

  26. MIT’s Urban Studies and Planning course materials available free

  27. List of programming books available free online

  28. Excellent-looking guide to AppleScript programming

  29. Guide to sleeping in airports

    Too much chatter, not enough data though.

  30. Auto-generate multi-column CSS layouts