September, 2006

  1. Semantic XHTML

    I’m starting to get more and more friends asking me semantic XHTML questions – wanting to do styling with CSS and good things like that. This is a great shift and I’m happy to help – however these folks are still generally asking the wrong questions when they come to me. Semantic XHTML isn’t about…

  2. BBEdit 8.5 Released

    BBEdit 8.5 is now available. While lots of new Mac users are coding away with TextMate, much of the old guard is still faithfully using BBEdit. I get curious and have brief little affairs with TextMate every so often, but BBEdit feels so comfortable and natural to me I always come back home. With this…

  3. BlackBerry Bounty Update

    My BlackBerry Bounty is at $560 and has pretty well stagnated there. Perhaps I need to submit it to Slashdot digg. I’ve heard from a few interested developers, but at the moment I’m worried I’m going to have to just refund everyone’s money. C’mon folks – someone out there must have a love for writing…

  4. Single-User Zimbra Hosting

    In the comments on my redundant e-mail service post, Avi Flax brought up Zimbra as a potential alternative to a hosted Exchange account (for e-mail, calendaring, etc.). Kevin Henrikson was kind enough to stop by and clarify a few things for us: Zimbra has support for Blackberry over-the-air sync as an add-on in our most…

  5. Redundant E-mail?

    FastMail1, my e-mail provider which I have recommended in the past, has been having a bit of trouble the last few days. Luckily for me, I haven’t been affected at all by these issues, but those who have are not happy. As far as I can tell, all hosted services go through something like this…

  6. Around the web

    GetTheAnswer – [Tutorial] Right Character Encoding with CakePHP and Dojo Toolkit Baking with Sosa – Adding visual effects to Ajax calls Google Apps For My Domian, No Thank You Radius 320 Seamless Display: Look Ma, No Borders Urban Legends Reference Pages: How to Be a Good Wife – born too late. What is the premium…

  7. Quips

    Don’t worry about what people think, they don’t do it very often. Going to church doesn’t make you a Christian anymore than standing in a garage makes you a car. Artificial intelligence is no match for natural stupidity. If you must choose between two evils, pick the one you’ve never tried before. My idea of…