Today’s Links (07/07/05)

• Nigella.com
  Hys­ter­i­cal gallery of por­traits of Ms. Lawson (I’m review­ing her telly show, not just perving!)
• ingleby gallery | artists
  Sean Scully details
• Google Video Search
  Fox News con­sid­ers Arab people non-​regular.
• Con­text Free
  “…a small lan­guage for design gram­mars. These gram­mars are sets of non-​deterministic rules to pro­duce images. The images are sur­pris­ingly beau­ti­ful, often from very simple grammars.”
• Get Turn­about :: Reify Turn­about
  Grease­mon­key for IE.
• Lan­guage Is A Virus
• How to use Quicksilver’s Shelf : Life­hacker
  Good tips.
• The Upgrade! New York
  I’m giving a talk at the Scot­tish leg of The Upgrade!, maybe on some­thing to do with social engi­neer­ing as used by hack­ers and artists, or something.
• hack­ing the art oper­at­ing system
• What is a Hacker?
• Play Jour­nal
  Pat Kane’s Play Ethic-​related weblog.
• The Light­house - Archiprix
  Archiprix Inter­na­tional is a bien­nial event that presents the worlds’ best grad­u­a­tion projects from higher edu­ca­tional insti­tu­tions in the fields of archi­tec­ture, urban design and land­scape architecture
• Tech­nol­ogy News Arti­cle | Reuters.​co.uk
  EU assem­bly throws out bill to har­mo­nize patents - brill.

The fol­low­ing didn’t feel right in amongst the trivia, but I can’t think of the right thing to say about yes­ter­day just yet, so some links will have to do:

• /Alfies Moblog
  Folk escap­ing the tube.
• Bomb blasts plunge London into chaos from Guardian Unlim­ited: News­blog
• Your eye­wit­ness accounts from Guardian Unlim­ited: News­blog
  Eye­wit­ness accounts from the London attack.
• Flickr: The London Bomb Blasts Pool
• BBC NEWS | UK | Reporters’ Log: London explo­sions
• “Major Incident” in London reported | MetaFil­ter
  Some per­sonal accounts, a lot of wor­ried folk (plus dick­heads trying to score polit­i­cal points or play ‘my ter­ror­ist attack is bigger than your ter­ror­ist attack’, but that’s MetaFil­ter for you).

Posted at 12pm on 08/07/05 by Jack Mottram to the links category.
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