The SciFi Wire brings us several unwelcome tidbits today. First, there’s going to be a Garfield movie. Has the strip been funny at all in the last 10 years? Will the movie be any different?
I hadn’t heard this before, but evidently they’re making an animated series based on the Clone Wars. Because, you know, they clean forgot to put them in the movies.
The Web Design for Authors series has evolved into Paged Media, a web design company devoted to authors
Revision Control for WP — limits or disables the new revision feature in WordPress 2.6.
Font Conference — Times New Roman presides as the standard fonts debate whether to allow Zapf Dingbats into the club. Hysterical! (via DF)
To celebrate the launch of Tor.com, they’ve reposting the free giveaways they did as teasers. Among other things, that page is a source for some pretty kick-ass iPhone wallpapers.
F*cking programming — Yeah, that sums up my working life. (via comment at Making Light)
OH SANDERS NO (ETA: ... and it just keeps getting better) (Oh wait, there’s more.) (Summary of the whole thing.)
Win a bunch of Heyer novels — the pretty new reprints, not the craptastic Harlequin editions.
Hey, fellow former sff.netters! Sanders’ extraordinary bigotry is no longer restricted to the private flames group. It can now be yours for the low, low cost of a Helix submission! Honestly, the man is an embarrassment to the human race.
The recent troubles here evidently broke the LJ crossposter… which is now fixed, and has just spammed my flist with the last several posts. Sorry, LJ peeps.
Buy n Large — a link for people who have seen WALL-E
Text Prefs — a UK design firm is conducting a survey on web users’ text preferences. Tell them how you like it! They promise to publish the results when they’re done.
‘There is no longer any doubt that the current administration committed war crimes,’ Taguba says. ‘The only question is whether those who ordered torture will be held to account. (via BB)
Fizzy Geography — should your character call it “soda,” “pop,” “Coke,” or something else? Depends which county they live in (or came from).
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