There are a couple of cool new technology releases today: Google Gears is a browser extension providing a set of Javascript APIs for offline web applications. Review Board is a web based code review application from the folks at VMWare. No CVS support (yet), sadly.
Andrew Bird makes some excellent music. And this rendition of Why, recorded live on March 21, 2007, is particularly great:
I’ve been sitting on this for a little while, but Ankit Solanki wrote an Emacs Markdown mode, which includes syntax highlighting, a while back. He even used my buffer preview function!
Me: man, I’m going to be such an awesomely ornery old man Andrew: you’re already an awesomely ornery young man Me: exactly! Andrew: all you gotta do is get old
I got an email today from Amazon Web Services saying that the S3 (Simple Storage Service) prices will change on June first. Now S3 will be even cheaper: Storage $0.15 per GB-Month of storage used Data Transfer $0.10 per GB – all data uploaded $0.18 per GB – first 10 TB / month data downloaded [...]