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Graphic Design Brilliance
Friday, March 26th, 2004
We all need idols to look up to, especially when we only can claim graphic design as a hobby and are still only in high school. And yes, I believe I have found one! Shaun Inman takes a beautiful site design, applies standards-compliancy, and mixes in a pinch of special effects and backwards [...]
Intro to CSS
Wednesday, March 24th, 2004
So you’ve heard all about these new web technologies, including one called CSS. Read on to find out how and why Cascading Style Sheets are going to be the savior of your site.
IE Becomes Standards Compliant?
Wednesday, March 24th, 2004
Some people have waaaaaaaaaay to much time on their hands. Dean Edwards decided that IE needed to become standards-compliant. Awesome, great goal! We’d love it! But we would expect it to come from Microsoft. Not someone with free time. However, it appears that Mr. Edwards has spent the time to come up with a combination [...]
Sports Illustrated Digital Workflow
Monday, March 22nd, 2004
Now this is amazing! Photo insider Rob Galbraith was able to go with the Sports Illustrated photo production team to Superbowl XXXVIII, and observe how they work with all those images. It was simply mindblowing to read this article! I thought I had a tough time managing lots of pictures for Yearbook, but these guys [...]
Category General | Tags: Photography,
RIAA Site Remains Offline
Monday, March 22nd, 2004
It seems that civil disobedience is displaying itself in a new form in the fight for cheaper music, perhaps unknowingly for many individuals. The RIAA, or for those of you who dont’ know, the people who are suing you for downloading MP3’s, has had their web site attacked by a DDoS, or Distributed Denial of [...]
Gadget Madness: Kaba Kick
Wednesday, March 17th, 2004
Now this is insane. Who in the world was the product manager that okayed this project, and should he be charged with all of the deaths resulting from use of this product and real guns???
Gadget Madness: Kaba Kick
Darwin Update
Tuesday, March 16th, 2004
Wow, do you like the plan? I’m excited! Perhaps too excited!
I managed to download and burn the ISO for Darwin 7.0.1. Pretty straightforward right? Correct! I even partitioned my hard drive correctly using BootIt NG a very nice and very advanced little partitioner and boot loader. I specified 0xA8 as my filesystem type, because HFS [...]
Category General | Tags: os x, programming,
Mac OS X on a PC
Monday, March 15th, 2004
Darwin Plan
Alright, I admit it, I get some pretty crazy ideas sometimes. But here is one that I think might actually work, based off of some hard work other people have put into the area. I always hated Mac’s OS 9 and previous, mostly because they really did suck, crashed as much as PC’s, and [...]
Category General | Tags: apple, os x, programming,