Supplementary links for May 17, 2004: (Subscribe: RSS / RDF)

• SubEthaEdit 2.0 has been released! I'm heady with over-linked excitement (this more relaxed style to weblogging is great fun)
• Monday Roomba Comedy was sponsored by Tom Armitage
• Monday Roomba Comedy Part Three: Wratch of Khan!
• Monday Roomba Comedy Part Two: A Few Good Men
• Monday Roomba Comedy Part One: Star Wars
• The CMS for digital-web.com was - I believe - another Cal Henderson product!
• Sending live TV via iChat
• PC OSX emulator would require 150Ghz PC to run at vaguely realistic speeds (but then it is only an early demo)
• Web-obsessed creativity coach also models underwear. Posted for no reason. At all. Sigh.
• Real Audio file of the current "Feedback" from Radio 4 that includes a discussion about BBC Audio on Demand stuff (about ten minutes in)
• An objective look at table-based vs. css-based web design techniques
• Ingenious solution to the gum problem via Mr Hammersley's weblog - reminds me of that game that gets you to assign metadata to pictures to make them more searchable. Neat.
• Ben and Mena are sweet in conversation - now don't you feel guilty for being so mean to them?
• Beautiful pixel-tiles of the Great Wall of China, as made by Denise
• Interesting article on sourcing music for the iTunes Music Store and the importance of breadth of content. I wish they'd get The Slits' version of "Heard It Through The Grapevine"
• Writing for Google - I can't count the number of times that I've posted something simply so that the information would be searchable online
• Jane Jacobs on Cities and Songs and "Dark Age Ahead"
• Google edit an entry on their blog and everyone goes nuts. The world is a weird place. Most of us have had to edit posts on our sites at some point. Where's the scandal?
• Teaching abstinence increases teenage pregnancy, according to Monbiot in the Guardian