Unfortunately, the correct links to the RSS and Atom files containing the content of my links blog are not properly reflected in my handcrafted templates that make up this website. I’m going to fix this.

On a side note, Things 1.2 has just been released, introducing new shortcuts for editing tasks quickly and Spotlight integration, among other things — no pun intended.

Ah, and there’s a major overhaul of the Facebook iPhone / iPod Touch application, now at version 3.0 and with a new user interface:

tripwire magazine has an extensive article on how to use regular expressione effectively. Links to various REGEX tools are also included. (via Hivelogic)

Smashing Magazine provides a useful, quick reference for the upcoming HTML 5.

I’m proud to present my latest project to the world — at least to those who got the password:

The Gwen Frostic Online Archive is all about the legacy of Michigan artist Gwen Frostic.

A fine article on how to keep your website’s navigation elements clean, understandable and well organized. Definitely a must-read if you’re just starting up, but also might serve as general checklist.

Myst for the iPhone has just been released. Overall, it’s a pleasant experience, capturing the feeling of the 1993 original. Grab it here.

I never thought it would actually happen, but was pleasantly surprised when I found out about American McGee’s plans to bring Alice back to life. Being one of my favorite games, Alice has everything it takes to classify as a good video game: compelling story telling — in fact, the game’s plot is an altered, macabre version of Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland — no tedious levels, but funny and cynical dialogs and overall good graphics, all wrapped up in a modified Quake 3 game engine.

The original title was produced by Rogue Entertainment, which later went out of business. This time, however, the game is being developed by Spicy Horse, a Shanghai based game company founded by McGee.