There’s been a lot of discussion over Internet Explorer 8’s handling of web standards. The main concern is whether or not version 8 should support web standards out of the box, or default to IE7’s less strict web standards behavior. Microsoft has gone as far as to make a decision to support IE7’s less […]
Activities: Microsoft’s version of microformats? They’re awfully similar & require no work for the developer. The downside? HTML documents will continue to lack the rich markup that microformats offer. We can continue using microformats to mark up our documents of course, but I wonder if this will stagnate their growth.
Just a tip. If you’re ever using SWFObject to write out your flash files and ExternalInterface to communicate with them, in Internet Explorer (6 & 7), make sure that the ID of your embedded flash file is all lowercase.
Take this basic code for example, used to mute the audio in a flash file from within […]
Here’s a screenshot of what Internet Explorer 7 displays when it can’t find the URL you’re looking for:
And here’s IE 7 trying to teach you how to use tabbed browsing:
Pretty darn similar, right? My guess is everyone ignores both.
My cable bill has been a consistent $145 a month and I really think it’s time to scale back. I whipped up a little spreadsheet to see my potential savings over the next 7 months, my time frame for packing up & moving east.
The savings quickly adds up:
$93 a month allows me to squirrel away […]
This is a screenshot of an email that ebay.com sends you when a potential buyer has a question about an auction.
Can YOU find the actual question? Now picture a few auctions with a couple of questions each. The search for ebays hidden question is tantamount to an extremely not fun game of Operation.
I think this […]
There seems to be a hot topic afloat regarding a leaked Google video showing their plans to offer “activity streams“. Basically, RSS that shows what your friends are doing, ala Facebook news feeds (which I must say, I haven’t used for myself). It sounds very similar to shared Google items, a Google Reader feature […]
Danny Devito was on last nights Letterman. I always knew he was short, but my god is he short. So much so, that I needed an exact measurement.
As we all would do in this situation, I posed the question to google. To my amazement not only did I find what I was looking for, […]
My unboxing pics are coming soon. In the meantime, salivate over the first pic of my brand new iPhone!
We recently relaunched two very outdated sites:
Sole Technology Institute:
“The Sole Technology Institute or ‘STI’ is the world’s first and only scientific sports research lab dedicated to the study of action sports.”…
The main purpose of STIlab.com is to highlight the technologies we develop in house & implement into our skateboarding sneakers. We ditched our old, god […]