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Another Big Company adopts Web standards
By way of Evolt, I just learned that Cingular Wireless redesigned their site to validate as strict XHTML 1. Progress is being made comrades! They will eventually come to understand the vanguard of the revolution!
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The destruction of global memory
My friend is furious, disgusted and deeply saddened by the looting and destruction of priceless archeological and historical treasures in the Cradle of Civilization. He said: “Do you know why there are sixty seconds to a minute, or sixty minutes … Continue reading
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Something I should have done a long time ago
Ever since I left the Company that Shall Not be Named back in July of 2000 I’ve been failing to do something: set up my own proprietorship. Since 1996 until I left I was what they call a permatemp. Initially … Continue reading
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Editor progress and lack thereof
So looking at the Kevin’s editor, I see that it uses Mozilla’s midas component. As my ignorance slides away, I discover to my horror that Midas and MSHTML both generate markup differently from each other and they both generate markup … Continue reading
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Building a better editor for Greymatter
So upon seeing Kevin Roth’s cross-platform WYSIWYG editor, I decided that would be a great thing to replace the JavaScript editor on Greymatter’s entry and revision forms with. I’ve been very busy and plan to be pretty busy through the … Continue reading
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More javascript trickery
Yesterday, while sifting through blogdex, I found a link to a javascript authored by Merek Prokop that fixes Internet Explorer’s lack of support for the ABBR tag. Looking for further I discover that the source that introduced this link into … Continue reading
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Making ABBR work in IE
The abbr tag doesn’t work in Internet Explorer for Windows, but, using client-side scripting, you can make it work. It occurred to me while reading Marek’s article, that a similar trick could be used to avoid messing up your pages … Continue reading
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Learning about SALT
So the other day, on one of my jobs, I get a sales pitch from a company telling me that they’ve built some development tools that work with stuff called SALT. I am skeptical, so I do some research and … Continue reading
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Why I sit on the fence
I hate being wrong about things. I so hate being wrong about things that most of the time I can’t bring myself to care about controversial stuff because I fear being contradicted or disproved on some point by someone who … Continue reading
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Network Admin to the Stars
Just got home a few hours ago after spending some time at my nephew’s house trying to get his playstations to work through the firewall of his router. It was an interesting learning experience but, I didn’t really arrive at … Continue reading
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