Overly Judgemental IE6 Splash Pages
This guy really has a way of voicing his contempt for IE6 users.
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19 March 2009
This guy really has a way of voicing his contempt for IE6 users.
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20 June 2008
Some bare facts.
Barack Obama says the PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE every time he sees an American flag, and he has an American flag in EVERY ROOM in his house. Some days it takes him OVER 45 MINUTES to get out of his house.
And I thought he was a whishy-washy Liberal with no values to speak of. I stand corrected.
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9 May 2008
6 March 2008
In case you're wondering why Microsoft revised its versioning switch default: it's because of Bruce Lawson.
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28 January 2008
Mark Pilgrim disagrees with the versioning switch, but at least he's funny.
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11 October 2007
Vitally necessary.
& Ceiling Cat sawed teh light, to sees stufs, & speraratered the light form dark & stufs but taht wuz ok cuz cats can seez in teh dark & not tripz ovr nethin.
Via Andrew Dupont.
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19 September 2007
26 June 2007
Excellent idea.
"Write better emails. Make more moneys."
(Via Simon.)
In maybe-related news: today I read that the Dutch police have arrested a Nigerian musician who had a #1 hit in Nigeria about ... email scams!
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23 June 2007
6 May 2007
Silly answers to serious CSS/JavaScript questions:
Me: How do I add a style sheet to my HTML document?
Him: Simple. You click on 'Insert' on the menu bar, and click on "Style sheet".
It would be very funny if it weren't so sad.
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28 January 2007
Jeremy's New Media Company Generator remains a golden oldie, but new, desperate times ask for new desperate measures. The Web 2.0 names are even less descriptive than the new media ones.
(Via Simon.)
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19 October 2006
Zeldman on the difference between Web 1.0 and Web 2.0
Web 1.0: Joshua Davis on the cover of Art News.
Web 2.0: 37signals on the cover of Forbes.Web 1.0: Users create the content (Slashdot).
Web 2.0: Users create the content (Flickr).Web 1.0: Crap sites on Geocities.
Web 2.0: Crap sites on MySpace.
Truly, Web 2.0 is conquering the world.
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24 July 2006
Where does all this lost CSS end up? Inside web developers; and insurance companies profit from it. Read Molly's entry, then read comment 4 for the full story.
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20 July 2006
Andy Clarke gathers horror stories about lost code in order to shore yp a brilliant recent article in PC Magazine.
See comment 8 for the story of my most devastating code loss.
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13 July 2006
The article's several months old, but still spot-on.
'There's much fretting about what Web 2.0 really is. It's twice as cosmic, but what is it?'
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22 June 2006
A pie chart of things we actually spend our time on.
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2 June 2006
...and Joe does the same for accessibility. 'Level 6: Has small but profitable Web shop. Coauthored Friends of Ed book; business partners have coauthored O’Reilly books and/or have colour deficiency. Writes front-page posts on Accessify Forum. Has cooed at Zeldman’s baby. Smokes.'
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Dean takes a stab at categorizing JavaScript knowledge.
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13 April 2006
3 April 2006
2 April 2006
As it says. Useful tips, including the proprietary GR(tm) system.
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25 January 2006
'We know what time it is'
These people really understand Web 2.0! The time is updated every single minute via XMLHTTP, and the site even features a list of previous times!
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23 January 2006
'What you think users will do is more important than what users actually do.'
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9 December 2005
Adaptive Path goes bullshit generation. 37Signals rightly heckles them. In other words: A True Web 2.0 Story.
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7 December 2005
26 November 2005
22 November 2005
If you're creating a Web 2.0 site, be sure to go through this checklist.
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21 September 2005
'You will survive any battle in any war UNLESS you show someone a picture of your sweetheart back home.'
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16 September 2005
Also a golden oldie, but it's still funny.
KnowledgeCrush
Coordinating the best satisfaction.
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26 July 2005
11 July 2005
...Bush then recited a selection from The Bucolics in the original Latin, pausing occasionally to translate into French out of respect for his friend Amélie du Maurier, a young Parisian concert violinist in attendance...
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