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- The Happy Pixel: Bob Duncan's The Happy Pixel is a website design/development agency that specializes in making your business money. One of my best students ever!
- Brian's Commodore History Book: My friend Brian Bagnall's book On the Edge, about the spectacular rise an fall of Commodore Computers. Buy it!
- Javier Arturo RodrÃguez: My friend Javier's blog. Tech tidbits, TiVo, living in Mexico, and more.
- Mezzoblue: Dave Shea’s blog. His thoughts, and some down right useful articles.
- SimpleBits: Dan Cederholm's blog. Cool links and articles on web development.
- Thoughts from Eric: Eric Meyer’s blog. The CSS guru himself.
- KnitML: A markup language for expressing knitting patterns which can serve as a software interchange format
- A List Apart: "For people that make web sites". This magazine contains articles that are true jewels.
- Digital Web Magazine: Articles, tutorials, features, reviews, classified advertisements and other resources for webmasters.
- Ravelry: Ravelry is a knit and crochet community. Networking for yarn-heads. So much more fun than Facebook.
- Facebook: After having a profile in Facebook for some time, I deactivated it. Facebook's privacy policies just rubbed me the wrong way, plus I never had any fun with it.
- Flickr: I finally got a Flickr account. I was reluctant because I tend to be lazy about uploading pictures, but the Uploader makes things so easy... I can resize, tag, name and upload in just a snap.
- StumbleUpon: Since I signed up for StumbleUpon I've been discovering tons of useful sites on web development, photography, Internet tools, etc. I really like the system. You add a toolbar to your browser, and with the click of a button you are taken to sites that match your interests. Also, I added my experiments to StumbleUpon and I've been getting tons of traffic from them.
- Mint: Shaun Inman's site stats app. If you weren't addicted to checking your stats, after installing Mint, you'll be hooked. On top of it, you can add plugins to expand its basic capabilities. Price: $30USD.
- Textpattern: A free, flexible, elegant, easy-to-use content management system for all kinds of websites, even weblogs.
- Xoops: Open Source tool for developing community websites, company portals, intranets, weblogs, and much more. Very neat!
- lo8os: Graphic design community and logo gallery. You can post your logos to promote your work. Also has section with links to graphic design resources.
- CSS Beauty: If you're feeling uninspired this is the site to visit. Site showcasing beautiful, standard based web design.
- CSS Zen Garden: A site showing how imagination and creativity, with a bit of CSS know-how, can go a long way. You are given the XHTML, you have to provide the CSS and the images.
- CSS Vault: A gallery to inspire you, and resources to make you a CSS expert.
- Stylegala: A site dedicated to CSS and design. Be inspired by the gallery, or ask questions in the forum. It's full of goodness.
- Web Pages that Suck: Learn web design through example... bad examples that is.
- Boxes and Arrows: Useful and important articles on Information Architecture and how to make sense of that messy thing called content.
- Paco Calderón: I've recently discovered Paco Calderón's website. I've been a fan for years, and now I can check out his clever cartoons on-line. He tends to be right wing, but I think most of his observations about Mexican politics and society are on the mark.
- Fark: What can I say? Everybody needs a distraction from the seriousness of reality. Read about the absurd, amusing, scary and ridiculous that happens as we speak.
- Slashdot: Tech news for the geeky.
- Wired News: News site and magazine, covering technology, culture, business and politics.
