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How to commit suicide on the internet
Here’s a hint, piss off a search engine. Food for thought for news outlets…
Or any other site for that matter. You’re not not just limited to radiological destruction. It’s fun for the whole family! ™
Actually, come to think of it, so do I. I wouldn’t vote for them, mind you, but some cogent, sane, political dialog might be nice.
When good CMSs go bad!
Saturday | March 26, 2005 | 2:04 pm
Didn’t know PC gaming’s death was for sale! (Orig. article)
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MAMP = LAMP.replace(”Linux”, “Mac”)
A quick way to install servers, in a very Mac way, on your Mac. Now if only it had Postgres in it…
IE/Mac doesn’t handle elements with two class names
Friday | March 25, 2005 | 3:10 pm
This for Google’s sake, mostly.
But for future reference, IE/Mac doesn’t handle elements that have two class names.
And this sucks, because it’s a common technique I use to make my CSS a little more user adaptable.
Because the producers at work are usually making minor tweaks and changes to the layouts of the few CSS pages we have, I adopted this technique. In a total bastardization of the OOP term, I think of them as mix-ins.
Say, you’ve got an <h1> with a class=”lede”, but the producers need to make it bigger and red when it’s a breaking story. Except for IE/Mac, they could do something like this: class=”lede breaking.”
Anyway, I second any motions to drop support for IE/Mac. Mac users should be smart enough to be using the better options they have.
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Inline editing plugin for WordPress
Very cool….
Ok Parmount, let me clue you in. Innovating doesn’t involve copying someone else’s successfull ‘restart.’ I’ve got my DS9 DVDs, and once I have my TOS DVDs I’m done with the franchise, period.
The best intro to the long tail, if you haven’t heard of it already.
Protected: Sometimes the best interface is no interface
Saturday | March 19, 2005 | 9:45 am
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