| Brit Gardner ::: Web Developer ::: Dallas, TX

30 Apr

very interesting article speculating that Apple is going for ultimate vertical integration, down to the chip level http://bit.ly/AtPuW #
oh, and @cmaresh clued me onto it http://visibletweets.com/ #
addicted to Visible Tweets: http://visibletweets.com/ watching: couchdb, jQuery, Star Trek #
watched a couple TV shows, now back to work #
Jesus H Christ, Ultima Online is still going on? And being developed for? http://bit.ly/l7AWG #
switching CakePHP cache from memcached to xcache… hope everything goes well #
had the State and Allen fish tacos for the first time. worth of the website dedicated to them by @rossbates http://istodayfishtacoday.com #
damn, still waiting to get my hands on Palm’s webOS SDK http://bit.ly/Edeu1 #
interesting look at the upcoming datagrid element in HTML 5 http://bit.ly/BE0ip #

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