Cilantro of the web

• "When the tool spits out some bundle of shining Deployment-Ready Code Artifact, do you get something that can be mashed up, styled, scripted, indexed by search engines, read aloud by screen readers, read by humans, customized with greasemonkey, reformatted for mobile devices, machine-translated, excerpted, transcluded, edited live with tools like Firebug?" - Mike Shaver

• "can't cut and past text from adobe's kuler.com - that is the flash suck. nice colours, but a different kind of poor internet app. text?" - James Governor

• So... the web is View Source. But, it's also cut-and-paste of what I see and post-launch mashability. What else do we lose with Flash, Silverlight, and JavaFX?

• For what it's worth, I've got an enormous amount of love for Flash, and think that it has its place right alongside images and textareas. And most times, when you've otherwise got some 3-ring circus of stuttering, lumbering DHTML and AJAX - a little dash of Flash is what you need. But, you wouldn't make a meal of cilantro, and some people hate it altogether.

Good morning. TiVo'd Star Trek ToS is the new Saturday morning cartoons in our household.

Rediscovered dotOpmlSuite.folderWatcher.getFilesChangedSince for re-downloading all my files on hosting.opml.org.

Hmm, to make this a proper tumblelog, I think I need some more styling that uses a big quotation mark instead of an espresso cup as a bullet when the text starts with a quote.

Also considering a frontpage at decafbad.com like what Ian McKellar has, and / or possibly a nightly repost summary of what I post here.