Stumbled across Stuff On My Cat today. Funny website where contributors put stuff on their cat and take a photo (this one is a favourite). As it’s a blog I expected there to be a subscribe button somewhere for their feeds but alas there’s none that I can find. So, for anyone who uses Bloglines or any other RSS reader, then they can subscribe to Stuff On My Cat using this address.
Category: Web
Links to web development posts and sites.
First time I’ve ever posted video direct from youtube so hopefully it works. Found it whilst wandering through tcal. I really want one of those cams.
Around the web
Here we go again folks with some of the most interesting links to be had on the internet *:
- Ham Sandwich’s video for St Christopher is featured over on tcal: They’re an Irish band and my friend from work, Sinead’s brother is one of the lead singers.
- Dance Monkey Dance: We’re all monkeys apparently. 😀
- Nintendo unveils Revolution’s new title: It’s called Wii. Pronounced “we”. WTF?! That’s just crap. When I was a kid that was the code word for taking a piss. Now Nintendo seem to be doing just that. 🙁
- Base jumping game: I’ve been spending too much time on this little flash game. Really addictive. via tcal
- Google has rolled out updated maps for Europe: I’m especially interested in what they’re doing in relation to Dublin considering the fact that we’ll be using them on dublin.ie You can’t search for roads within the city yet but they seem to have updated traffic systems (ie. Stephens Green).
*not true in any way, shape or form
Damien Mulley stole my brain
That’s how I’m feeling at the moment. The guy just talks consistent sense when it comes to the internet. His latest post outlines why Tom Raftery doesn’t need a CV and he’s right. If you look at the things that Tom has done with his blog and podleaders.com then you know what he’s about and the level of experience he has. Of course Damien makes the point better so go read his post. 🙂
UPDATE: The Boston Globe have run a good article on the same topic.
These Honda ads are quite good. Sometimes the simplest ads are the best.