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Le portail des livres et des idées.
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An online gallery of free graphics, all in vector format. All the images on this site are free for personal use and most of them for commercial use.
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An open source, feature rich, embedded web server that has been designed from the ground up with security in mind. It is fast (over 10,000 HTTP requests per second) and compact (from 110 KB).
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A caching proxy for the Web supporting HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, and more. It reduces bandwidth and improves response times by caching and reusing frequently-requested web pages. Squid has extensive access controls and makes a great server accelerator.
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An addictive social utility that makes you feel that you’re connecting with people when actually you’re just not
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Crackbook is an addictive social utility that makes you feel that you’re connecting with people when actually you’re just not. People use Crackbook to avoid work and poke ex-lovers.
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Google controls your e-mail, your videos, your calendar, your searches… What if it controlled your life? By Cory Doctorow
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Gives quick access to Google’s Advanced Operators directly from the context menu.
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Google cannot see a cookie, doesn’t see your IP address, cannot tell which searches are from the same person. Proxy that hides your searches from google.
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La Mairie de Paris et la Région Île de France, vous offre la possibilité de vous connecter gratuitement à l’Internet Haut Débit sans fil, via 400 bornes réparties dans plus de 260 lieux municipaux : jardins, mairies, bibliothèques ou musées.
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The British Library is home to the world’s knowledge. Our collections of over 150 million items include treasures like Shakespeare’s First Folio, Magna Carta and Handel’s Messiah. The Library is a charity and needs your help.
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Adopt a Book supports our conservation team, helping us preserve the world’s knowledge for future generations. There are hundreds of books available for adoption.
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Not only in Japan, but in the US and Europe too, the race is on to find ways of cutting emissions from trains by replacing diesel engines with less-polluting hydrogen fuel cells. Canada recently announced plans to build a hydrogen-powered passenger train,
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Mouse-gesture activated launcher that predicts the applications you will need.
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Browser Tests: Online-Services & Tools
LibraryThing
- A Project Guide to UX Design: For user experience designers in the field or in the making (Voices That Matter) by Russ Unger 11 Jul 2009New Riders Press (2009), Edition: 1, Paperback, 288 pages
- A Beginner's Guide to Constructing the Universe: Mathematical Archetypes of Nature, Art, and Science by Michael S. Schneider 8 Jul 2009HarperPerennial (1995), Paperback, 351 pages
- Raising Venture Capital for the Serious Entrepreneur by Dermot Berkery 8 Jul 2009McGraw-Hill (2007), Edition: 1, Hardcover, 288 pages
- Term Sheets & Valuations - A Line by Line Look at the Intricacies of Venture Capital Term Sheets & Valuations (Bigwig… by Alex Wilmerding 8 Jul 2009Aspatore Books (2006), Paperback, 106 pages
- Le Dessous des Cartes : Coffret en 2 volumes : Atlas géopolitique ; Atlas d'un monde qui change (1DVD) by Jean-Christophe Victor 24 Jun 2009Tallandier (2008), Relié, 457 pages
- You, Inc.: The Art of Selling Yourself by Harry Beckwith 18 Jun 2009Business Plus (2007), Hardcover, 336 pages
- Personal Development for Smart People: The Conscious Pursuit of Personal Growth by Steve Pavlina 18 Jun 2009Hay House (2008), Hardcover, 288 pages
- Let My People Go Surfing: The Education of a Reluctant Businessman by Yvon Chouinard 15 Jun 2009Penguin Press (2005), Relié, 272 pages
- Understanding Healthcare by Richard Saul Wurman 14 Jun 2009Top, Broché, 336 pages
- Sketch Book: Conceptual Drawings from the World's Most Influential Designers by Timothy O'Donnell 14 Jun 2009Rockport Publishers Inc. (1999), Relié, 192 pages
agrumes
- 8. Bob et Bobette - Les Diables du Texas 20 Jul 2009Depuis son quartier général cache dans une mine abandonée du Texas, le bandit masqué Jim Parasite, a pour projet machiavélique de rétrécir la population mondiale à l’aide d’une poudre magique indienne. Son but: devenir “le plus grand”! Pour ce faire, la bande de Jim Parasite a capturé les Texas Rangers de Dark City et le bandit les a rétréci à l’aide de sa p […]
- Julius Shulman 1910-2009 16 Jul 2009Los Angeles Times It is hard to tell what made mid-century architecture so popular, was it the design, or was it the incredible photography? On the east coast the credit was usually to Ezra Stoller, but from the west coast, if it was amazing, the name on the photo was Julius Shulman. He influenced architecture as much as the architects did; In the LA times […]
- Hall Wines: First LEED GOLD Winery in California 16 Jul 2009Image via: Hall Wines Hall Wines, located in Napa Valley, claims to now make wine in one of the most advanced and state-of-the-art facilities on the market, the wine market that is. And they're going organic within the next year....
- Warring Twitter Books in Publication Race 16 Jul 2009First came former Valleywag Nick Douglas' Twitter book deal with HarperCollins, followed within a month by New York Times columnist David Pogue and his similar compilation of tweets for O'Reilly. Now Pogue is trying to leapfrog. According to a press release from his publisher, reprinted below, Pogue's book now has a publication date of August […]Ryan Tate
- Fair-Trade, Vegan-Friendly Mola Shoes Fuse Traditional Art With Contemporary Design 16 Jul 2009Photo credit: The Aware Network These hot tamale Mola shoes from Down Under-by-way-of-Colombia are not for the wilting wallflower or the fashion conformist. Ethically made by the indigenous Kuna Indians from reclaimed Mola textile art, the hand-tailored kicks feature reverse applique embroidery in psychedelic, retina-searing hues and acid-trippy designs in […]
- Lou Beach show at Billy Shire Fine Arts 16 Jul 2009Billy Shire Fine Arts in Culver City, CA is hosting an exhibition of Lou Beach's extraordinary collage work. Shown here, World Of Men C, 15" x 19",$2800 Exhibition: July 11, 2009 - August 1, 2009 Lou Beach show at Billy Shire Fine Arts...Mark Frauenfelder
- Obama Approves Logging in Biggest US Rainforest - Is the Green Honeymoon Over? 16 Jul 2009Photo via Change It had to happen eventually, I suppose--Obama eventually had to make a move that would anger environmentalists across the board. Sure, some were already concerned with his lack of involvement in climate action, and others were calling for him to do more about issues like mountaintop removal mining. But now, the Obama administration has mad […]
- TechCrunch Supresses Its Best Scoops at Twitter's Request 16 Jul 2009TechCrunch has been taking heavy flack for publishing purloined Twitter documents, but the tech/business blog has a message for the haters: Don't worry, we're sitting on the most newsworthy documents. Um, what? TechCrunch has issued its final post based on hacker-obtained Twitter documents; the post reveals internal Twitter strategy discussions, in […]Ryan Tate
- Local Food Movement Breaks Up Ontario Grocery Franchises 16 Jul 2009Sobeys store, Oshawa Ontario. Image credit:Consolidated Energy Systems Big grocery chain owners customarily mandate store managers order stock from national suppliers, under contract to the franchise owner. Customers keep asking for local produce and meats. Corporate keeps saying "no." Because the customer is always right, as reported by CBC N […]
- The Anti-Idling Rap (Someone Call HOT 97) 16 Jul 2009Less Cars = Better AIR in NYC The Livable Streets Initiative is probably my favorite advocacy group when it comes to transportation. They have a great blog network called StreetsBlog, produce great films at
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Article interessant! Merci Michel