My delicious links for January 3rd through January 24th:

• Online Coloring –
• derobins’s wmd at master – GitHub – Stack Overflow branch of WMD.
• FuseOverAmazon – s3fs – FUSE-based file system backed by Amazon S3
• Build Instructions – Open Web Server – This page contains instructions for building the source code for Web Server. Instructions for installing the libraries and tools required to build Web Server from source are also described in this page. These instructions assume that you are familiar with your operating system's software installation tool such as apt-get, yum, pkg etc.
• Sun Microsystems to Provide Java Technology Support to SAP and NetWeaver Customers Through Java SE for Business – SAP Customers Can Continue Using Java SE 1.4.2 on Windows and Linux Platforms; Multi-Year Agreement Provides Java Technology Support and Services From Sun
• 8 Definitive Web Font Stacks – The idea of font stacks—using the well-known font-family CSS property—to list as many different fonts as possible in order to optimize the web site experience for a maximum number of users.
• The internet’s undersea world –
• Trail: Creating a GUI with JFC/Swing (The Java™ Tutorials) – This trail tells you how to create graphical user interfaces (GUIs) for applications and applets, using the Swing components.
• Building an MSI to Deploy Fonts using Installer2Go – ein Knol-Artikel von Andy Pellew – This Knol gives you instructions on how to build an MSI installer that will deploy fonts to Windows users. It is envisaged that this will be used in conjunction with Active Directory (Group Policy) deployment.
• 21 Best Icon Sets for Designing Web Apps – When designing a web application, it’s important to make sure the user interface is easy to use. Using icons along side navigation links is one key ingredient to achieving this. But Instead of creating icon sets from scratch, which can be very time consuming, why not use icons that have already been created for you. Here are some of the best icon sets out there for use in web application designs.

This release fixes a few bugs with option names and detection of already published posts. The generated bit.ly url is now saved in the custom field “tweetlyUpdater_bitlyUrl”, this field is used by the plugin to differentiate between old and new posts.

Because of various changes in the twitter and bit.ly api Tweetly Updater was completly broken. This should be fixed in the new 1.1.0 release.

For more information visit the project page.