Somewhere out there is a person with enough gumption and perseverance to write a Venus filter that would strip Planets of idiotic memes using some kind of clever heuristic or learning system. Perhaps we can call this the immoral study of “eumemics”.
Because this would just be cheating:
exclude = (the nearest book)
Tag Archives: Planet
Eumemics
November 14, 2008 – 20:50
Planet Hula
August 11, 2006 – 15:27
Planet Hula just has to take the cake as the best Planet design I’ve seen so far — and I could be described as a connoisseur of the genre!
Garrett has done a standout job, not just with the quality of HTML and CSS implementation, but the lengths he’s gone to support the tongue-in-cheek concept: There is indeed […]
Sunday Grab Bag!
May 28, 2006 – 10:00
Planet in Strange Orbit: Ben Martin (of libferris infamy) wrote a rocking article about how to set up and run your own Personal Planet. Thanks, Ben! Strangely, it was published in a particularly bad issue of Linux Journal, which for some reason covered how to untar and run blogging and podcasting tools. This is not […]
Sweet Planet Action
April 26, 2006 – 18:21
Lots of cool stuff going on in Planet land at the moment.
Mary Gardiner sat down with Rob Collins to add some much needed unit testing love to Planet, and is looking into a bit of sanity-inducing refactoring and optimisation as well.
Sam Ruby has massively improved Planet’s Atom support, to the point that it is no […]
