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Today is the first weekly Free Link Friday, woops…forgot to release this draft last night – so this week it’s Free Link Weekend, where I take the first 5 web sites submitted to me via email, and post your write-up.
Thanks to a few over at the Earners Forum, I’ve gathered some links for you to comment on.
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Muhammad Haris brings us his recipe blog in an effort to tickle your taste buds.
Thanks to Jason Murphy for letting me copy-cat him with the Free Link Friday idea.
I found this job posting today for the Housing Authority of the County of Monterey.
I am curious what the “wriggle room” is on salary negotiations.
I may really need that last 5/1000′s of a penny :)
I always wanted to know all the combinations of what my phone number spelled out….now you can with What does your phone number spell?.
It reminds me of when I was a kid, and called people up and said, “Did you know your phone number spells <insert word here>”…then my sister would call them back and apologize about how her little brother was being a brat, and that she was sorry for bother them.
I guess we were pretty bored at times growing up.
I was reluctant to use my area code…I don’t know what database these are going into.
The best one it came up with was “65-NAGS-3″. The other ones were “656-BIRD”, and “6-JOB-4-RE” which is ironic, because as of next week I will no longer work in the release engineering team at my company (ok, maybe that’s a stretch as to any correlation what so ever).
There’s a similar site at phonespell.org which returned “OK-6-BIRD”…much better. “OK-MA-IS-3″ was another one, I’ll have to mention that to my ma.
Finally, Google has released a code search that enables you to search through source code.
Similar to koders.com and others.
I haven’t seen too much of my own publical GPL code in here, but it’s a start.
The question is: Can I search for special characters?
Digital Web had a short but worthy interview of Jeremy Keith — author of DOM Scripting
He’s got a new book out about writing Bulletproof AJAX…if it’s as good as Bulletproof Web Design by Dan Cederholm, then it’ll make my life easier.
I’m somewhere along the lines of Apprentice Hacker.
Javascript books