Things that made me happy this morning:

• My colleagues in Korea did a nice screencast of GeoMaker in Korean
• A cool video of a fractal animation of generated mountains and lakes done in 1979-80 on a VAX!
• Interesting survey about the popularity of email clients from campaign monitor.
• Another good introduction to object oriented PHP – I started using json_decode(‘{foo:”bar”,baz:[“moo”,”bark”]}’);
• PostScript and PDF for HTML5 canvas – OK then…
• Cool, almost steampunk Disney design concepts
• A very large collection of search interface screenshots
• Seems like more and more airports will start tagging luggage with RFID – makes more sense than the barcode stickers anyway
• Google releases the messaging protocol of Wave as open source – this should make it easier to extend it.
• The Color scheme designer is not only really pretty but also allows you to simulate different forms of color blindness.

Things that made me happy this morning:

• The Sorry Jinho group on flickr that I set up to say sorry to a colleage who had his camera with photos of the british museum stolen already has 113 photos! Thanks, folks!
• The tweeting cat door is a wonderfully geeky hack that only makes a cat flap functional when one of the two house cats approach (RFID in the collar) and tweets every time they leave the house or come into it – this could work with kids!
• Goths in hot weather is another blog that is what it says on the tin
• The historic tale construction kit allows you to paint stories in Bayeux tapestry style
• The star trek movie recognition chart does make trivia much easier
• A cool collection of WWII propaganda posters
• A pretty cool pixel art meets real life video mashup
• I now finally know the correct translation of All Your Base