what I'm grooving to:
It’s time to get naked
This site shall be losing its inhibitions on April 9th.
Web Developer Toolbar Updated
and to think that I was thinking about making a move to Safari as my main browser - pffftttt….
It’s calling me like a siren
Buy me… Buy Me… Buy Me now!
New Horizons
I’ve taken a new position and I’m looking forward to new horizons
Dog gone good
Heart-warming story of a lost dog finding its way back home
An Event Apart is coming to New Orleans
For people who make websites - in New Orleans
Chinese iPhone knockoffs
Is that an iPhone or just a Wonton in your pocket?
For a three hour tour
Just sit right back and you’ll hear a tale of a fateful trip
When good blogs go bad
I have been participating in a rather heated debate over copyright issues(specifically Creative Commons Licensing) and how it pertains to web markup and styling over at unraveled.com. While this debate has been very lively and several excellent issues have been brought up by some people, other completely unrelated topics have surfaced because of Joshua Kaufman’s […]
MapuSoft website goes live
This is where my free time has been going
Free Software
Some of my favorite software that is free
An Event Apart - Atlanta 2006
So I arrive in Atlanta the day before the event, get my rental car and decide to do some sight-seeing before it gets dark. Not having a map, or even the slightest clue about where I am or how to get around Atlanta, I set off from from the Avis depot with nothing but […]
New layout new format same site
As you see, I’ve revised the site yet again, and changed up the format this time. Everything is now going to be grouped into “slices” of time, rather than just individual posts. My hope is that this method will allow me to have more pertinent posts and will also buy me a little time to […]
Why standards matter
If you are a fellow web developer please visit WASP and complete their Web Standards Survey. This will allow them to further their work towards a goal that we should all care about, Web Standards.
It’s a pretty basic survey asking mainly generic questions about your usage of standards and how those decisions affect your normal […]
Version 5 of TLE is here
You may be noticing some drastic changes, I have re-designed the site and revamped a few things.
First you will notice that the navigation is vertical rather than horizontal as in the past versions. The look is also a lot cleaner and more graphical although I really tried to “tone” down the look. I think I […]
Gritty, Grimey, Good…
Awhile back, Clint turned me onto a photographer’s website that just blew me away. I thought I had lost the link to the site, but recently found it buried away under some piles of unused xhtml in the corner of my desktop. Anways, after visiting it again, I have decided that I need to post […]
Behind the scenes of a web browser
David Hyatt recently posted about the intricacies of web browsers and how they load websites. This is a fascinating look into the underpinnings of modern web browsers and illustrates the problems faced by browser developers and web developers alike.
Although some of it is rather technical in nature, it is clearly written and offers a […]
Ace Data Storage goes live
AceDataStorage.com goes live today, after being under development for the last month.
This site is for a local data storage and destruction company which needed a new site to showcase its excellent use of technology at its new facilities. The site is standards compliant, validating against xhtml 1.0, and despite its graphic nature it actually […]
WordPress 1 - MovableType 0
I have recently completed the transformation from MovableType over to WordPress for the content management system used on this site. While I hope this has been a seamless transition, you may experience some bumps or glitches and you may notice some changes too.
In fact, I had to remove one of the previous features for […]
Flesh is not flesh colored at all!
There I was the other day, thinking about colors to be used for an upcoming project, when I started to realize that colors don’t mean as much to me as they used to.
Colors started as pretty benign designations that you are taught as a kid: Orange, Yellow, Green, etc.. Then as you move into the […]
Safari gets Min / Max Height Properties
David Hyatt announced that the latest internal versions of Apple’s web browser Safari include support for min-height and max-height properties now. This is a step forward but only a step as it still doesn’t support min-width and max-width yet, however he did say that those were in the works.
But again, this is only a step […]
