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False Positive Over the holiday McAfee and CA both issued new virus definitions that incorrectly identified common external JavaScript files as potentially dangerous virus carriers. Mint was (incorrectly) flagged as well. Poppycock. Permalink

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Teleport Recently rediscovered when trying to wirelessly share the keyboard/mouse of my MacBook Pro with the G5 in the living room. Coupled with Apple+option+8, even text entry from the couch is possible. BAMF! Permalink

Menufela A Haxie that automatically hides/shows the Apple menu bar (because you can’t read the menu bar text from the couch anyway). Permalink

Minterview Sam at Peppermint Tea had some civilized questions for me about life in the Mint lane and plans for 2008. I was only too happy to oblige with some answers. Permalink

Welcome to 2008 Pirates That design was so 2005. It wasn’t a template then and it isn’t a template now. Kindly get your grubby little fingers off my gear. Permalink

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You can call me “Shaun Inane” I kicked the RSS habit only to end up dabbling in Twitter. I blame foamee.com’s recent addition of coffee (which can also be foamee) and Till’s forthcoming Tweets PepperPermalink

Jeff Croft on Solutioneering or putting solutions before problems. Permalink

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11th

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Full Circle Coming up on a year since this design was launched. This Flickr Slideshow (the thumbnail widget especially) provides a nice reverse-retrospective of the gradual changes. Permalink

Flipping Out An archive of the official Layer Tennis coin-toss clips. Permalink

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Add a Mint icon to your 1.1.3 iPhone home screen Cameron Hunt and Shawn Blanc hammered something out over Twitter last night. Once I can upgrade my unlocked 1.1.1 iPhone this will get baked into the next release of Mint or the iPhone PepperPermalink

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18th

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Potters qualify as trivial knowledge in Sweden Cool beyond words. (I grabbed a copy of the photo since the Potters don’t do permalinks.) Permalink

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Tabulate An open-in-new-tab bookmarklet (with a handy flag-for-later option) for Safari touch. Sweet. (via CameronPermalink

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Predicting the Past Two must-read articles in ALA’s latest, Beyond DOCTYPE and From Switches to Targets. Future-proofing never seemed so backward. Permalink

X-Ball-Chain Stepping back from the impact of the new X-UA-Compatible instruction on web developers, Robert O’Callahan poses some questions about the impact on browser developers. (via JeremyPermalink

Layer Tennis People’s Choice Vote for your ideal head-to-head from this past season’s participants. The Philly triumvirate seems especially popular. Permalink

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