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Apple MapKit JS JWT Woes
I’m just making a quick note of these two things here, as I wasted time over them this afternoon and I can come back to remind myself next time: When specifying the “origin” value in a JSON Web Token (JWT), omit the trailing slash: use http://localhost:8000 not http://localhost:8000/ or you’ll get the warning “[MapKit] Authorization token origin restriction (‘http://localhost:8000/’)…
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Fox Escort Duties
Around 1995, I was walking home late at night. I mean late: it would have been about four in the morning. The road I was walking up was lined on the side I was on by decaying post-industrial wasteland. As I passed a gap in a fence, a fox nipped out and started walking alongside…
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Weird iPad Bug: Audio from Certain Apps Only Played Via Headphones
If some of your iPad apps will only play audio through headphones, it could be due to a strange but easily-fixed settings problem.
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What the Web is For: “Why I Am Not Worried About Japan’s Nuclear Reactors”
This is the best explanation I’ve seen so far of the circumstances surrounding the problems Japan has been experiencing at its nuclear power plants: Why I Am Not Worried About Japan’s Nuclear Reactors. Not linking to it would be a crime in a world ruled by PageRank. If you see this and you are able…
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New From Microsoft Bing: Conditional Charity
Microsoft Bing’s twitter account today posted the following bizarre message: How you can #SupportJapan – http://binged.it/fEh7iT. For every retweet, @bing will give $1 to Japan quake victims, up to $100K. So, basically, they’re saying that they can afford to give away $100,000 to help the people of Japan in the face of the appalling tragedy…
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Twitter 1 Daily Mail 0
The Daily Mail really should have checked the dateline before rewriting a story from BBC News and publishing it under the byline “Daily Mail Reporter.” Twitter to the rescue!
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More Antisocial Networking
Yet more shenanigans resulting from people failing to “get” Twitter.
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Antisocial Networking
When running away from a social networking fiasco, HTML comments won’t help you.
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BBC News Redesign: Sneak Preview
BBC News is working on a redesign of their website, and I got an early look by taking part in a survey. Here are a couple of screenshots and some general thoughts about the new design.