Asymptomatic

100 cool typefaces available for free download.

The Dojo guys release a web version of ShrinkSafe, the tool that they use to compress their frighteningly extensive javascript toolkit into a svelte looker.

Remember the Milk is another Web 2.0 to-do list app, like Ta-Da Lists. Yay! Innovation!

Dan was asking me the other day about BitTorrent and how to use it. This is pretty strange coming from a guy used to getting his files from IRC servers.

The problem with IRC servers is that they use these crazy queues. If you happen to find a server in an IRC channel, which is difficult in itself, there is an unusual array of hoop-jumping you must perform to even get in a queue for a download. And even after you get there, there’s no guarantee that it’s going to work flawlessly enough to succeed. Really, BitTorrent is a better alternative.

Sure, you have to wait for the files to trickle down to the BT trackers, but it’s a whole lot easier than searching out the elusive IRC trader. Although I guess you might still need some instruction, so here goes.

I’m not exactly sure what it’s all about yet, but current.tv looks neat.