Internestingness

There are a lot of things I read every day on the internet, some are good some are bad. Sometimes I find interesting things, and here is a list of them.

• DesignfloatTaking its cue from Digg, Design Float has come up with a community-run news outfit whose sole focus is design.
• Videos of people using assistive technologyVideos of (not only visually) impaired people, using computers with screen readers or other assistive technology.
• PediaphonA free service by Andreas Bischoff, operated at the University of Hagen (Germany), which generates MP3 audio files from Wikipedia articles by speech synthesis. Play them immediately in your web browser download for later use in a MP3-Player.
• Superman ReturnsPlay the Stop! Press! game. You are Jimmy Olsen, photographer. Try to get some good pictures of Superman for tomorrow's Daily Planet.
• 404 Research LabEverything about 404 error pages, including tons of funny to professional messages.
• WebAppersOnly the best and free open-source resources for web application developers.
• No Microsoft Office OpenXMLMicrosoft is currently trying to make the ISO National Bodies believe that its Office Open XML (OOXML) format is a good standard. Broken proprietary standard should never be accepted by ISO.
• Street ViewA new feature that will further enhance your ability to understand the world through images - Google Maps Street View.
• Revolution OSRevolution OS is a 2001 documentary which traces the history of GNU, Linux, and the open source and free software movements.
• 70 Expert Ideas For Better CSS CodingImprove your efficiency of CSS coding with over 70 expert tips about solid CSS coding.
• Reset ReloadedEric Meyer's stylesheet that resets all default browser styles.
• Linux Screenshots MuseumIn memoriam KDE1, Window Maker and friends.
• Thunderbird 2Mozilla's Thunderbird 2 email application is more powerful than ever.
• Egg stackerDo you wonder what can be done with easter eggs?
• Life in EuropeLife in Europe, a photocontest for young photographers.
• (X)HTML Character Entity ReferenceReference page that contains the 252 allowed entities in HTML 4 and XHTML 1.0 as outlined by the W3C.
• BadVistaStop Microsoft Windows Vista adoption by promoting free software.
• PicnikA very good online photo editor.
• NewshutchPretty cool online RSS reader
• MiniAjaxA showroom of nice looking and simple AJAX scripts.
• Javascript TemplatesSome thoughts on using Javascript based template engines.