Results for: safari
Posted 2008-08-03 in Links
Font Conference - CollegeHumor video - bwahahaha.
John Resig - Keypress in Safari 3.1
Griffin Technology: PowerDock - this is fantastic on so many levels. (thanks Shawn)
Beyond REST, or Beyond XMPP? Both? The Q&A - great interview and...
Posted 2008-06-20 in Software, Technology
Since the Air is a little light on hard drive space I've been a little bit picky about what I install on it. It's a good way to figure out what your "must have" apps are - this is what made the cut for me:
LaunchBar - this is the very first ...
Posted 2008-04-16 in Development
We've been working on a really fun project recently, and I was surprised at some of the browser behavior I was seeing in our testing.
I knew from past experience that the window.load event waits to fire until all images have downloaded complete...
Posted 2008-04-13 in Links
The Real Truth About Barack Obama!
Jared Polis for Congress A Responsible Plan: Executive Summary
Muppet Rick-Roll - brilliant.
YouTube - Jerry needs no help playing with his ball. - I need one of these.
Schilling to Bradford to You - s...
Posted 2008-02-10 in Links
VoteChooser.com - I was 10/10 with Obama.
Dialectic : Coming Soon! - I hope this will work with our IP phone system
C-c-c-changes | Lisa Sabin-Wilson - heh.
Why I flipped to Twitter - this is exactly my point to people. Try it, then make ...
Posted 2007-11-25 in Links
Re-examining priorities - thinking I need to rededicate myself to finding time to blog. Lately I find time to Twitter, but not blog.
Checking CodeIgniter out of the Subversion Repository - all good OS projects need public SVN.
Amazon Kindle...
Posted 2007-10-15 in Technology
Geof Morris asks a good question on my previous post discussing mobile browsers:
That iPhone keyboard really is the only holding you back [from switching to the iPhone from the BlackBerry], isn’t it?
The keyboard is definitely an issue, bu...
Posted 2007-10-14 in Software, Technology
When people ask me about the iPhone vs. the BlackBerry, I tell them that for my usage I prefer the BlackBerry - except for the browser. The MobiSafari browser in the iPhone is the biggest game changer on the device.
The newest beta of Opera Min...
Posted 2007-10-14 in Links
Engadget - every once in a while I get an urge to use a Windows box, just for a change of pace. Luckily it passes quickly.
Who's the LOL$-obsessed one in this friendship? Hmmmmmm? - heh, the LOLcats sub-culture is truely addictive.
S3 News...
Posted 2007-08-05 in Links
Quickly locking your computer in OS X
YouTube - Ronaldinho: Touch of Gold - talk about impressive...
YUI 2.3.0: Six New Components and a Prettier Face - YUI is just getting better and better. As smitten as I am with jQuery, I'm going to hav...
Posted 2007-07-15 in Links
Developing Content for iPhone's Mobile Safari - RD2 Blog
Call Me Fishmeal.: iPhone's AJAX SDK: No, thank you.
BlackBerry 8830 - 2 weeks later
New Dojo Offline Release
Copyright Virgins
posting top like don't still I
Juxtaposition
...
Posted 2007-07-12 in Links
Have I mentioned recently how glad I am Corey is blogging? Keep up the good work my man!
Posted 2007-07-01 in Reviews, Technology
So I bought an iPhone. I plan to use it as an iPod (music and video), camera and as a development testing machine. Not as a phone. I'm hoping I can get this to function as a wifi-only device.
I don't want the AT&T Wireless service - or more acc...
Posted 2007-06-24 in Links
WildCharger wireless charger poised for pre-order
Thanks Dow Jones, Hello Automattic ! at raanan.com - congratulations to Raanan and Automattic!
Tzi Software: AutoRate - looks useful. (thanks Chris) This application automatically sets the r...
Posted 2007-06-17 in Links
Review: MacBook Pro (15" LED)The new Santa Rosa-based MacBook Pro shows only modest improvements over its immediate predecessor — anyone who bought a MacBook Pro last month needn't run to buy the new one — but it is a substantial improvemen...
Posted 2007-04-25 in Reviews, Software
There have been lots of hubbub going on around Panic's new web development tool, Coda, and with good reason.
Coda's approach to web development quickly divides folks into two camps: those that love it and those that don't.
Of course, now tha...
Posted 2007-04-15 in Development
Create a nice web standards compliant web site, testing in Firefox and Safari.
Test the site in IE6 and create IE6 specific hacks for things that need tweaking.
Test the site in IE7 and create IE7 specific hacks for things that need tweakin...
Posted 2007-03-18 in Links
Scripts to automate the Mail.app Envelope speed trick - I should probably check this out.
Safari: No DHTML History Possible
How Open Source Projects Survive Poisonous People (And You Can Too) - Google Video
Novatel Ovation U720 EVDO USB M...
Posted 2007-02-26 in Development
Continuing on my browser thread from last week, another browser trend is the recent growth of browsers that need to be supported/tested on.
Since IE 4 or so, the number of browsers out there seemed to be shrinking. It was easier when you just h...
Posted 2007-02-02 in Software, Technology
Every so often, a Firefox plugin looks so nice and shiny to me that I consider switching from Camino to Firefox as my primary browser. For the last couple of weeks, the password hashing plugins have had my eye:
Password Hasher
SecurePasswo...
Posted 2007-01-05 in Reviews, Software
I used Safari as my primary browser for a little over a week. Disclaimer: I was not a fan of Safari before this and have used Chimera/Camino as my primary browser for several years. This post has my notes from the experience.
The transition to ...
Posted 2006-12-31 in Links
Mac Geekery - The Pain of a Password-Protected Screen Saver - I need to try this work-around.
A Super iPod Christmas? - It was down for me in the morning (didn't try in the afternoon).
BBEdit Talk: Placeholders in Clippings - I should learn...
Posted 2006-12-28 in Share Icon, WordPress, Development
I'm getting e-mails (and comments) from people asking where they can get a copy of Share This (my social web/e-mail plugin for WordPress) for:
Moveable Type (and TypePad)
Drupal
Blogger
LiveJournal
Firefox Extension
Safari Extensio...
Posted 2006-12-23 in Software
Erik is challenging me to give Safari another chance, I'm going to take him up on it. I'm setting Safari as my default browser1 for the rest of the year, and I'll try to keep some notes on the experience.
I've actually never used Safari for ...
Posted 2006-12-23 in Development, alexking.org
I get a fair number of e-mails asking if the Font Size switcher in my sidebar is a WordPress plugin or where to find it. I built it based on this tutorial at A List Apart.
Sorry Safari users, Safari chokes hard on this technique. I recommend us...
Posted 2006-12-10 in Links
The OS X Virtualization Weekend
FastMail.FM weblog - Interface irony - interface conventions are definitely in flux.
The Sand Trap .com: Bag Drop: A Lightning Detector You Can Carry - too bad it's so expensive.
ContraCostaTimes.com | 12/0...
Posted 2006-11-19 in Links
RSS Advertising Options
Charging Rumsfeld With Torture/War Crimes
Text Inputs on Safari // ShaunInman.com/post
The Lord and the Biker - ha!
Web 3.0 Does Not Validate
The Meaning of Borat - I'll probably get this one on Netflix.
Free...
Posted 2006-11-12 in Development
I ran across a surprising little feature in Safari. If you change a standard:
<input type="text" />
field to a "search" box like so:
<input type="search" />
In Safari, it is magically transformed from a standard input field...
Posted 2006-10-23 in Tasks Pro™, alexking.org
With IE 7 out, I'll be taking a little time (another week or so) to make sure the new versions of Tasks Pro™ and Tasks don't have any issues there before the upcoming releases. A slight delay, but probably a worthwhile one. I haven't seen an...
Posted 2006-08-15 in WordPress, Development, Software
I'm not exactly sure when it happened, but as of Version 2.0.4 (419.3), my JS Quicktags (example page) seem to work in Safari. Yay!...
Posted 2006-07-23 in Links
Announcing Berry411 v3.20
Bush Pilot (with English subtitles) - Google Video (thanks Donncha)
SpamFilter - The Trac Project - Trac - I may need this soon.
steve.licio.us - "Anti-social bookmarking!", heh.
The Gadgeteer - Palm Treo 700p ...
Posted 2006-06-11 in Links
Apple - Support - Discussions - Hottest while charging? ...
JetBlue Wins Wireless Auction for Local Wifi Service.
The Google of Mobile Search
The Diet Plan and The Three Habits
An Inconvenient Truth
Optimized Firefox 1.5.0.4 for G4, G...
Posted 2006-04-23 in Links
Raible Designs ~ Tips for Productivity and Happiness at Work
Photo Matt - The Feed Validator is Dead to Me
Rogue Amoeba - Under The Microscope (thanks Brent)
Recruiters in the late 90s
ABC to Offer Popular Programs Online
Treo launch ...
Posted 2006-04-11 in Development, Technology, alexking.org
Over the last few years, I've gotten an increasing number of complaints about the default font size on this web site and in my other web based software1. When I upgraded to my 30" display, I finally realized why.
Pixels have been getting smalle...
Posted 2006-03-01 in Software, Technology
I've written about tabbed interfaces in the past, and thankfully BBEdit, Path Finder and Transmit have all implemented tabs since then. Applications like Camino (and Firefox and Safari) and Adium already had tabs, so almost all apps I use now have...
Posted 2006-02-27 in Tasks Pro™
I've posted additional maintenence releases of Tasks Pro™ and Tasks. These release fix reported bugs in the previous .6 releases.
Changes in both Tasks Pro™ and Tasks:
Annual recurring tasks are created properly.
iCalendars ...
Posted 2006-02-26 in Links
Apple.com/security - O'Reilly Mac DevCenter Blog
Faster Feeds Using FeedTree Peer-To-Peer
[ECHENG.COM] Eric Cheng's Journal - Back to China!
ongoing - On PHP (thanks Matt)
SitePoint Blogs - A pro-PHP Rant
tow.com - Mashup Camp Day 2
...
Posted 2006-02-14 in Software
Camino, my primary browser since at least March of 20031, has reached 1.0! Congrats to the Camino team.
There's a bunch of good press out there - as well there should be.
Firefox is a better browser for development due to all the great exten...
Posted 2006-02-12 in Links
tow.com - Treo 700w battery life
Text-Link-Ads Amaze - always looking for interesting ad solutions... I may give these a spin.
tecosystems: Next Denver Tech Meetup - I'll be there.
Om Malik on Broadband - Bush: lets tax WiFi
GrApple - A...
Posted 2006-02-09 in FeedLounge, Development
I implemented resizable panes in FeedLounge this afternoon. Everything went rather smoothly (I'd prototyped it in the San Jose Airport and on the plane last month), until I found one very strange issue in IE.
When I resized the vertically separ...
Posted 2006-01-17 in Development
If you're trying to set focus to an element in an iframe that has already been loaded, you need to set focus to the iframe first, then to the element.
Here is sample code:
if (ie) {
var myIframe = document.frames['my_iframe'];
var myFi...
Posted 2005-12-19 in Software, Technology
I am very dependent on these wonderful software packages, my kudos to their developers.
Mac Software
LaunchBar
Launch applications, bookmarks, view phone numbers, activate songs in iTunes - all with just a few keystrokes. There have bee...
Posted 2005-12-19 in FeedLounge
FeedLounge has been updated to alpha 6, and now works in IE (Win) and Safari. :cool:
Posted 2005-12-18 in Links
Slashdot | Law Requires Italian Web Cafes to Record ID - great news, I'm going to Italy in the spring. :(
Capitol Hill Blue: Bush on the Constitution: 'It's just a goddamned piece of paper' (thanks Jeremy)
Hillary Clinton Crafts Centrist St...
Posted 2005-12-13 in FeedLounge, Development
I've spent the last several days getting FeedLounge compatible with IE - not my favorite way to spend time.
When we made the decision to support Firefox first, it was with the knowledge that the IE and Safari ports would have to happen - but th...
Posted 2005-09-18 in Links
Think Progress - KATRINA TIMELINE
JRX: real-time JavaScript RegExp evaluator - cuneytyilmaz.com
Thunder In Your Palm - this would be a handy gadget for golfers too.
The BlackBerry 8700? - sounds interesting.
Bryan Price roundtable
How...
Posted 2005-09-04 in Links
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on iTunes Stats
Eric's Archived Thoughts: When Printing Kills (thanks Dan)
Folklore.org: Macintosh Stories: Swedish Campground
Counting Mauer - my only concern about Mauer is his durability.
Taking Tim...
Posted 2005-08-31 in Development, Software
Today's update to Safari fixes the accesskey on button crash. Yay!
Posted 2005-05-15 in Links
HP iPaq hw6500 Size Comparison
Widget Manager for Tiger
RSS Mix - Mix any number of RSS feeds into one unique new feed!
Importing audio book CDs into iTunes
Cocoatech: News: More Path Finder 4 news
Joel on Software - Making Wrong Code...
Posted 2005-05-09 in Software
I've completed what was perhaps the slowest Mac OS upgrade I've ever done. The install itself took about an hour, then 35 minutes for it to index my e-mail (when I launched Mail.app) and see that I need to wait another 77 4 hours for Spotlight to ...
Posted 2005-04-18 in Tasks Pro™, Development, Software
If you use an accesskey (control + letter keyboard shortcut) on a button element in the newly released Safari 1.3, Safari crashes1.
Just a word of warning for you Tasks Pro™ and Tasks users that are accustomed to hitting Ctrl + S to save...
Posted 2005-04-17 in Links
More Neat Stuff: Google Maps API « Aldoblog
W o r d p r e s s H a c k s / j a m i e t a l b o t . c o m - Singular
guff - Entity2NCR (thanks Geof)
Daring Fireball: Fun for the Whole Family - I pre-ordered mine.
LIVEdigitally » Not...
Posted 2005-04-12 in Crowd Favorite, Development, Software
Note: this is one of a series of posts about the creation of the King Design web site.
The more I use Subversion (SVN), the more I like it. The initial ramp up to understanding how a source control system works (and how to work with it) is hard...
Posted 2005-03-29 in Development, Software, Technology
Note: this is one of a series of posts about the creation of the King Design web site.
All developers have their favorite tools. Here is a quick overview of the tools I used during the development of the new King Design web site:
BBEdit -...
Posted 2005-03-25 in Crowd Favorite, Tasks Pro™, Development, Technology
Note: this is one of a series of posts about the creation of the King Design web site.
Anyone who has developed a pure CSS layout with any amount of complexity is well aware of cross-browser quirks and limitations. Not all browsers have impleme...
Posted 2005-02-09 in Technology
Until Google Maps allows you to save locations, a bookmarklet (tested in Firefox and Safari) is in order.
Google Directions
To use:
Drag the link below to your bookmarks
Edit the URL to put in your own address
Go to maps.google.com...
Posted 2005-01-21 in Tasks Pro™
Release candidate 4 of Tasks Pro™ 1.5 and Tasks 2.5 are now available. These releases contain a larger change than I generally like to make this late in the game, but it seemed like it was important change to make.
Also of note, this rele...
Posted 2005-01-11 in Tasks Pro™
Release candidate 3 of Tasks Pro™ 1.5 and Tasks 2.5 are now available. Big thanks to everyone who reported even the smallest of problems with the previous release candidates, please do the same with this one.
These changes were made to bo...
Posted 2004-11-28 in WordPress, Development
When I write blog entries, I find myself adding lots of information inline in parentheses and I think it makes reading the content more difficult. However, I still want to be able to add the ancillary information to help explain things that might ...
Posted 2004-11-21 in Links
Long Term Contracts
Sizing up PalmOne's next moves (thanks Geof)
Managerial hiring
Vizquel to the Giants -- The Hardball Times - The Mariners gave away a pick to get Raul Ibanez last year which really irked me.
Switch-Case: Hostrocket S...
Posted 2004-11-19 in Technology
The new My Yahoo! is pretty slick, check it out.
UPDATE: The new little JavaScript disclosure triangles work fine (client-side) in Firefox and Safari, but in Camino the click goes to a server side URL. C'mon Yahoo, give Camino a little love....
Posted 2004-10-17 in Links
A Model License (Tech Law)
The Importance Of Strike One (Part One) -- The Hardball Times
LiveSearch - Bitflux Blog Wiki - pretty neat! (thanks Donncha)
1.3 Cleanup - Amen, my brother.
Santana in the Bronx -- The Hardball Times - check o...
Posted 2004-08-24 in WordPress
I've released a new WordPress style: Wallpaper (Download)
Like all the styles on that page, this stylesheet works with the default 'index.php' template in WordPress, no editing of the template is required (other than the changing the name of th...
Posted 2004-07-20 in Tasks Pro™
You may have noticed that my 'Around the web' posts have gotten a little longer in the past few weeks. The reason for this isn't that I'm reading more or seeing more interesting tid bits on a weekly basis, it is mainly due to an improved toolset. ...
Posted 2004-07-06 in Tasks Pro™
I've released Tasks Pro™ 1.2 and Tasks 2.1. These are free upgrades to all Tasks Pro™ and Tasks customers.
These changes were made to both Tasks Pro™ and Tasks:
Added RSS item limit preference (was set at 10 items, now c...
Posted 2004-07-04 in Links
the U.S.S. Mariner on the Mariners-White Sox trade.
What should Apple do? I have to agree with Brent.
Friendster goes PHP
A WordPress plugin to automatically add keywords to your blacklist when you get comment spam.When used to delete unw...
Posted 2004-06-29 in Tasks Pro™
Tasks 2.1rc1 and Tasks Pro™ 1.2rc1 have been released.
Changes:
A bug that kept the iCalendar preferences from showing in Tasks has been fixed.
Data passed in to be appended or prepended to the notes of a task have slashes strippe...
Posted 2004-06-15 in Development, Software
Read it to Me™ 2.0 has been released. It has a new home on SourceForge and is released under the GNU General Public License (GPL).
Adam and I have had Read it to Me™ 2.0 sitting on ice for several months now with neither of us h...
Posted 2004-04-22 in alexking.org
I've re-activated the style switcher, but with a check that disables it in Safari. Sorry Safari users, try out Camino, it's a better browser anyway.
If you have the debug menu enabled in Safari, you can tell Safari to masquerade as a different ...
Posted 2004-04-17 in Development, alexking.org
The style switcher isn't helping readability if people can't click the links or see the site at all (in Safari).
I'm going to rewrite the switcher in PHP instead of the JavaScript I used from A List Apart. I've seen it work great for other site...
Posted 2004-04-16 in alexking.org
It seems that the little style switcher I added is really wreaking havoc in Safari. Visitors get a blank page until the hit refresh a half dozen times. I saw this myself initially in Safari, but now it works fine for me in Safari and I can't repro...
Posted 2004-03-15 in Tasks Pro™, Development
Found another Safari bug. It seems that Safari converts encoded characters when it processes them using JavaScript - this causes some problems and affects Tasks and Tasks Pro™.
I encode characters like " (") and > (&g...
Posted 2004-03-10 in Software
It looks like Camino will have new "Safari-like" tabs soon (according to Bugzilla). I don't mind the current tabs, they certainly do the job, but new ones will help add some polish.
What I can't believe is they seem to be emulating Safari's 'cl...
Posted 2004-03-07 in Links
YAGNI is a term I was unaware of though I strongly believe in it.
A pixel-perfect Safari skin for Firefox. Except the close icons for the tabs are on the right where the should be.
Don't believe your eyes - this is amazing.
When to use De...
Posted 2004-03-01 in Software, Technology
I ran my browsers through these JavaScript benchmark tests. All tests ran on my 1ghz PowerBook G4. Very surprising results:
Test 1
Test 2
Test 3
Test 4
Test 5
Test 6
Test 7
Total
Camino 0.7
2.042
1...
Posted 2004-02-26 in Development
I found another annoying Safari bug today. If you dynamically write an empty textarea element into a page, Safari self-closes the tag. This is illegal with a textarea tag. Safari actually knows it's illegal since the next time you try to write one...
Posted 2004-02-22 in Links
If you copy of a copy of a copy of a CD... to 100 copies, the last one is bit for bit the same as the original. At least in this test.
I like the way Jon Hicks has connected related buttons in his new Safari Buttons.
The php|architech blog ...
Posted 2004-02-11 in WordPress
I've seen several posts that seemed to miss (or misunderstand) the judging criteria I posted here:
These rose to the top using a combined score of votes from the people who are putting up the prize money, your downloads, and cross-browser compa...
Posted 2004-02-03 in Tasks Pro™
I've released tasks 1.8.5. This version is a minor upgrade to work around 2 browser bugs:
Worked around a Mozilla/Linux bug where the text in fields was white
Worked around a Safari 1.2 bug where the font-size on buttons and drop-down list...
Posted 2004-02-03 in News
tasks Version 1.8.5 has been released. This works around a Mozilla/Linux bug and a Safari 1.2 bug....
Posted 2004-02-02 in Development, Software
It may be time to move over to Safari full time now. Version 1.2 adds accesskey support and with SAFT providing the type-ahead find functionality, it is definitely catching up with Camino.
Not everything is perfect just yet though:
SAFT n...
Posted 2004-01-11 in Links
Why you should Weblog from Rands in Repose. I completely agree with his thoughts; I would also add blogs have become great sources of answers for random questions. I greatly enjoyed our lunch meeting and continue to enjoy email communication wi...
Posted 2004-01-10 in WordPress, alexking.org
I merged the latest changes in WordPress from the last week into the version I'm running on my site. Lots of good little clean-up going on.
Here are some of the changes I worked on this week:
Made the Bookmarklet Safari compatible.
Inc...
Posted 2003-12-21 in Links
Dan Vine has created iCapture: it shows you a screenshot of what your web site looks like in Safari.
Read this Salon article: We got him -- now what?
Matt has recently had some time to work on WordPress again with wonderful results.
Jason...
Posted 2003-12-16 in Development
In Safari, clicking a checkbox does not fire an 'onchange' event. It does in Mozilla. Looking at the HTML 4.0 spec, I think Safari's handling is technically correct (though it isn't entirely clear here). I guess I'll have to use 'onclick' for chec...
Posted 2003-12-15 in Development
I was reading this article on making forms accessible when I discovered the <optgroup> tag. I've never seen this tag before - it seems to work great in Safari but is ignored in Mozilla. Anyone have any real-world experience using it?...
Posted 2003-12-13 in General
If you're flying on United out of Denver, make sure you check in at least 30 minutes (for carry-on, 45 minutes if you are checking bags) before your flight is scheduled to leave. If you try to checking 29 minutes before the flight is scheduled to ...
Posted 2003-12-08 in Software
I'm trying Safari again as my default browser. I got SAFT installed successfully - I had to download the demo, run the installer, then replace the bundle with the registered bundle. This gives me type-ahead find (though I can't find an option to f...
Posted 2003-12-02 in Technology
I finally installed Panther. I'm still recovering...
Things that broke (that I've noticed so far):
PHP - installed the latest from Marc Liyanage.
MySQL - haven't fully recovered yet. I knew this happened but was tired and forgot. Oops!
W...
Posted 2003-12-02 in Development
I've been rewriting my HTML Resume Template to be XHTML 1.1 compliant and use CSS for the layout instead of tables. The HTML part is all done and I've started playing with using different CSS for the screen and for printing.
So far, I've found...
Posted 2003-11-26 in Tasks Pro™
I've released tasks version 1.8.2.
Changes in this version include:
Updated the tasks documentation.
Worked around a Safari bug.
Bug fixes:
Redirect after save in mobile version is working properly.
Fixed a minor bug in the iC...
Posted 2003-11-14 in Development
The new code I'm writing these days is probably 90% semantic HTML with CSS for stylings. However I still have a lot of cruft in the HTML of applications I've built over the years (tasks and photos) that I'm removing as I go. I need to do that on t...
Posted 2003-10-29 in Tasks Pro™
Hot on the heels of 1.8.1, here is tasks 1.8.2b1. The only change in this from 1.8.1 is the re-arrangment of a <form> tag to work around the previously mentioned Safari flickering/100% CPU bug....
Posted 2003-10-29 in News
tasks Version 1.8.2b1 has been released. This works around a bug in Safari 1.1....
Posted 2003-10-28 in Tasks Pro™
I still don't have Panther installed, luckily Scott has reduced the :scare: problematic :/scare: HTML which caused the reported flickering in tasks down to a nice test case (Scott's blog entry). Thanks Scott, I really appreciate it.
I'll be rel...
Posted 2003-10-28 in Tasks Pro™
I've had several reports of display problems with tasks in Safari 1.1 (the notes area flickering in particular). I'll try to fix them when I get Safari 1.1. I hope they release it outside of Panther soon.
If you have some time and find the prob...
Posted 2003-10-25 in Software
I gave Safari a week as my default browser back in August before switching back to Camino. From what Dave Hyatt has posted about Safari 1.1, it looks like I'm still waiting for the features I want, but the good news is some are already done. I gue...
Posted 2003-10-05 in Links
More beating on VeriSign. UPDATE: VeriSign has dropped the typo-hijacking service for now.
While I keep hearing that the Treo 600 will be out on October 13th, this page, the Treo 600 won't be out until late November... this would not make me ha...
Posted 2003-08-19 in Software
I'm trying Safari again as my default browser. So far my complaints are the same as they were last time I used it: Limited support for the Title attribute.My cursor aware JavaScript doesn't work (is this possible in Safari?).Cannot tab to checkbox...
Posted 2003-08-13 in Photos, Photography
I gave my presentation of photos at the COBA meeting tonight. I didn't do a great job, but I think I got across the main gist of the application. I forgot to talk about a number of points that I meant to bring up - I guess that is what happens the...
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