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7317_75 Ben Ward (BenWard)

Ben is 24 years old, is Male and is using Ma.gnolia from London, UK.

http://ben-ward.co.uk

Ben is a 23 year old Web Application Developer working for Yahoo! in London. He originally comes from Cambridge and is a computing graduate of the University of Manchester.

Ben's Top Tags (View All 1072)

humour, osx, webdev, design, music, mac, @commented-on, windows, @commented-on, @linkblog, software, art, programming, css, reference, webstandards, firefox, apple, @wishlist, flickr, microsoft, video, tshirts, internet, microformats, javascript, threadless, html, mp3, shopping

Ben's Recent Bookmarks (View All 762)

  1. Visit CSS Properties Index – Jens Meiert CSS Properties Index – Jens Meiert

    http://meiert.com/en/indices/css-properties/

    CSS properties from 1-3, links to specs and all sorts of handy notes. Awesome.

  2. Visit Textanz Textanz

    http://www.cro-code.com/textanz.jsp

    Neat looking application that highlights recurring phrases in text, via Pauline Richards in response to an old blog entry of mine on writing. Alas, it's Windows-only.

  3. Visit Daring Fireball: On Top Daring Fireball: On Top

    http://daringfireball.net/2007/07/on_top

    Handy short reference on why Top Posting is wrong.

  4. Visit Tip: Prevent iPhoto from opening when you plug in your iPhone - (37signals) Tip: Prevent iPhoto from opening when you plug in your iPhone - (37signals)

    http://www.37signals.com/svn/posts/873-tip-prevent-iphoto-from-opening-when-you-plug-in-your-iphone

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Ben's Groups

  1. 3589_32 Ben & Dave's House Hunt

    22 Bookmarks, 4 Members

  2. 4016_32 Microformats

    420 Bookmarks, 245 Members

    Designed for humans first and machines second, microformats are a set of simple, open data formats built upon existing and widely adopted standards. Instead of throwing away what works today, microformats intend to solve simpler problems first by adapting to current behaviors and usage patterns (...