Despite what Edward Tufte will tell you, Lawrence Lessig's presentation entitled <free culture> (other formats) shows that you can do a great presentation with PowerPoint. (Granted, it's not PowerPoint that makes it great.)

[Via VentureBlog]

A Group Is Its Own Worst Enemy: Clay Shirky's keynote on Social Software at the O'Reilly Emerging Technology conference in Santa Clara on April 24, 2003.

Jesse's Bookmarklets Site has loads of handly bookmarklets for the web developer and the web savvy. Some examples: [dom] ancestors, test [css] styles, sort table, list [css] classes word frequency, query as link text.

An interesting statistic: In Disruptive Programming Language Technologies, Todd Proebsting of the Programming Language Systems group at Microsoft Research notes:

Microsoft “Watson” experience: 50% of crashes caused by 1% of bugs.
[Slide 17]

There's some other interesting stuff in that presentation as well.

[Via Frank Mitchell's post in the comment thread at After Java and C# - what is next?.]

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