Mid-September Link Dump

Yep, the virtual Post-It is already overflowing:

Karma Ghost: Years old, but still one of my favourite online animations.
Teach a Man to Fish (or How to Resize Text): Explaining browser capabilities to users has to be better than cluttering sites with text-resizing widgets.
Searching For Evil: Ross Anderson talks about how phishers and scammers operate.
Dinosaur Comics message style for Adium: Needs plugins for talking to God and stomping on things.
Little Computer People: The person making the recording gets a bit impatient with the Commodore 64 classic.
High Performance Web Sites: Yahoo!’s Steve Souders introduces some of the ways to speed sites up (if you have a site with a lot of HTTP requests for images etc., definitely have a play with YSlow).
Timemachine: Get that retro 1996 feel, including some endangered GIFs. So accurate it regularly crashes the browser.
Primary & Secondary Actions in Web Forms: A useful usability study about submit/cancel buttons (certainly made me rethink how I implement some forms).
Bugs Are Magic Tricks: It’s true, a really evil bug is utterly bemusing and seems impossible.