Links for 27 October 2007

Mac OS X Web browser rundown 2007: we all know Internet Explorer isn’t the only browser for the Windows platform (nor is it by any means the best), but I was quite surprised by the number of browsers Mac (Apple) users have at their disposal, aside from the usual suspects, Firefox, Opera, and Safari. This is what happens when you no longer run a PC and Mac side by side…
Thomas Laupstad, the Norwegian photographer whose work I have mentioned a few times before, has produced a calender for 2008 featuring his amazing photos. A visual representation of Norway for each month of the year! On the subject of Thomas’ photography, check out this time lapsed exposure of a river.
Surviving Feed (RSS) Frenzy: following on from yesterday’s “Don’t read this“… “My feedreader has over 400 feeds. It wouldn’t sound so bad if each feed contains four to five new entries per week, but some sites post over five entries per day. When feeds feed on your time, how valuable is it?” 400 feeds? Well here’s a few tips for managing that sort of reading load.
WordPress For Dummies written by Lisa Sabin-Wilson. Ok, who didn’t see this one coming?!
How To Be More Creative: a guest post by Asgeir Hoem at The Thinking Blog. “While education traditionally has focused on literacy and maths, the ability to think creatively - in this case, generate ideas - has been forgotten and neglected.”