I’ve always felt like Facebook is too much work. Just deleting the invites to parties I would never attend takes up 10 minutes a day. For the moment, Facebook is the top mobile social network destination, especially among young people. … Continue reading →
As humans, we are always looking for the easiest way out; searching endlessly for an algorithm to solve our latest dilemma. However, I’ve found that you will almost always be most satisfied if you do things the hard way, by … Continue reading →
Improved handling of kerning pairs and ligatures in modern browsers using the text-rendering: optimizeLegibility; declaration. (without)AVAST (with) AVAST
Web site managers need to learn that they need a rational business model and a rational site structure to make more money online. Instead of piling up features, web sites need to become more intelligent. Requiring less input and giving … Continue reading →
Polyvore is a killer app. It’s not for everyone (obviously). But, it’s quite intriguing. I’m quite surprised I haven’t heard more about it already. The gist is, you can create sets of images in the form of a collage. Check … Continue reading →
Monday 30 November is International Blue Beanie Day in support of web standards. Get your toque on, post a photo, and pop a beanie on your Twitter, Flickr, and Facebook avatars to help spread the word. Blue Beanie Day 2009 (#bbd09) on Flickr … Continue reading →
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As Ars points out: Though Mac users will probably instinctively prefer the 1.8 gamma image that they’re used to, Apple has decided that this historical difference is more trouble than it’s worth. The default output gamma correction value in Snow … Continue reading →
The stocks performance dynamically changes while you are watching the page, a great use of “progressive enhancement”: With consumers turning to cheaper alternatives for their shopping, from necessities to toys for their kids, a number of retail stocks have come … Continue reading →