I’ve been poking around looking at 24 and 30 inch monitors. A few things jump out quickly in this kind of search, the first is that there aren’t actually very many 2560 res monitors out there (because really, what’s the … Continue reading
Summary of a conversation at work… Me: “Okay, you know how in the real world every building has an address?” PersonNotGettingDNS: “Yea” Me: “Okay, the internet is like that, but on the internet you only need to know the name … Continue reading
Via IM: Jesse http://www.w3.org/TR/2009/WD-css3-flexbox-20090723/ nick oh man i’m not even going to bother to read that since its a 2009 draft Jesse read it its interesting nick which means its not going to happen til 2030 at earliest in IE31
The big blue/white theme with the Twitter bird was spitting out raw PHP in the RSS feed so I reverted it to this. I will try to debug the other theme, but I am trying to get out the door … Continue reading
It’s funny, for the most part I’ve gotten over my obsession about not sharing local computer data with big entities. I let my crash reports send their info, I store my RSS feeds on a server, etc. But Nike+? What?!?? … Continue reading
Twitter creates fascinating connections. I follow a few the US Men’s National Team soccer players. One of their sports marketing firms now follows me. Of course, in the context of Twitter this makes perfect sense. But in the context of … Continue reading
Over the last decade or so, I’ve written CMSes from scratch, used other peoples’ CMSes and talked about them to death. This is one of the best overviews I have ever read. It’s intended to be in the context of … Continue reading
Nick sent this my way and it spurred an interesting IM discussion. The piece is about a month old, but it’s fascinating. The basic gist is that even with single payer (i.e. government) health care, we will still have crazy … Continue reading
Okay I thought I could tolerate that twitterwhore bird in this WP theme (which is otherwise great), but it’s just too big, bright, shiny and all pretending-to-be-modest with its eyes closed as if it isn’t holding that big sign. I’ll … Continue reading
I’m sold on trying out Scala, after seeing James Strachan state: I’m very impressed with it! I can honestly say if someone had shown me the Programming Scala book by by Martin Odersky, Lex Spoon & Bill Venners back in … Continue reading