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Coding the web

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Sean's recent article 250+ tools and resources for coding the web is one big beast. I wonder how long it took to elaborate this list. Great work, and very useful if you are a web designer or programmer.

AntiRSI

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Is due to posts like this one that I decided to use the AntiRSI application on my mac. I installed it on my home computer a year ago, but postponed the laptop installation until now.

AntiRSI is a free software for Mac OS X that helps prevent RSI (repetitive strain injury) and other computer related stress. It does so by forcing you to take regular breaks, yet without getting in the way. It also detects natural breaks so it won't force too many breaks on you.

Rui, I wish you get well soon.

YouTuga

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A breeze of fresh air on the Portuguese creativity sphere: YouTuga has, for now, a video from a well known politician, where you can change the subtitles at your will, and send your version to your friends (or enemies).

Chinlone

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Is Chinlone a sport or a dance? What do you think?

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Google del.icio.us

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Finally, Google responded to Yahoo's acquisition of del.icio.us by developing his own service, named Google Shared Stuff. The service looks crappy, but I think that's because the lack of users in the system. Being a kind of service heavily dependent on the network effect, it will take a while for the service to bloom and flourish. I'm willing to try it, since del.icio.us is getting slower and slower search results.