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Archive for March 2006

   (2006.03.19)
Bright orange tiled wall, with metal-faced light switch, sits next to a white door jamb and a deep blue door with silver metal handle
   (2006.03.19)

If you’re a standardista interested in accessibility, how do you reconcile yourself to Flickr?

   (2006.03.18)

I need help from somebody with a video camera

   (2006.03.18)

More on wymmynz in men’s hockey: Yes, height/weight is a stronger indicator than body-mass index

   (2006.03.17)
Recessed window has 21 decals with automotive logos, including COoper Tires, Uniroyal, Firestone, Pirelli, and Kumho (twice)
   (2006.03.17)

Bob Mould asks: What kind of sansserif typeface defines me as a person?

   (2006.03.16)

Not, as it turns out, in Yorkville.

Weathered green metallic sign on concrete building reads Sixty-Seven Yonge in Le Griffe (with C.D. Howe Institute sign below)
   (2006.03.15)

How do you count captioning errors? What if it’s actually impossible?

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