josh is gross

• Image hosting services with no bandwidth limits, okay with hotlinking: http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/free-image-hosting-services/ #

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• "as a rule, regulation is acquired by the industry and is designed and operated primarily for its benefit." http://n.pr/bsP13Z #
• For me, this also means that the model should not manipulate the database at all; at most, it should provide table and field names #
• The controller should be totally agnostic of model and view, besides expecting to find data/templates in a certain place. #
• My approach to MVC: model is only structural data, not functional code; view only contains HTML/CSS/JS, no PHP. #

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• WordPress hosted blogs would benefit from a PHP-less template system – more customizable for users without worrying about arbitrary code. #
• I was told by a professor a few months ago that compilers would be dead, were it not for parallel processing. Exciting to see LLVM around. #
• What motivated Google to try the background-image feature in the first place? #

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• I'm reading up on HTML5 to prepare for The Future. The "ping" attribute is interesting, here's a good discussion: http://bit.ly/aTXLXZ #
• Had fun on the radio (WSUM) last night. Yesterday was a freak-carnival and dubstep day. Today, I'm going to try out hyperdub on lastfm. #
• Disappointing that Office 2011 for Mac will be 32-bit only. MS is missing a chance to improve their product in a big way. #

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• The dot command and fFtT in vim are making my day, RIGHT NOW. http://www.fprintf.net/vimCheatSheet.html #
• I'm pretty excited about Safari 5 extensions, and HTML5 form validation looks like it's right up my alley. #

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• There are lots of ways to make forms (none of which I'm happy with) but not many ways to modify forms without breaking data AFAIK. #
• I'm working on a new form structuring/validation system in PHP. But… do we need more tools to construct/represent forms, or modify them? #

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• The distinction for me is between using people to gain money (Dan Kennedy) and serving people effectively (David Allen, Stephen Covey). #
• David Allen and Stephen Covey draw a line between effectiveness (people) and efficiency (tasks). Dan Kennedy doesn't seem to. #
• I favorited a YouTube video — Sister Nancy – BAM BAM http://youtu.be/qXnT3LFTc-s?a #

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• If you want to see some weird stuff, look at @skerritbwoy's music videos. Tim & Eric made one of his vids, nuff said #
• http://yourworldoftext.com/ – an interesting time suck #
• Just saw @moldover's controllerism demo in Madison. Very interesting ideas and he's great at making them accessible. #

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