Category Archives: Elsewhere

“The feature of the day is contentEditable, by which I mean client-side in-browser “rich text” editing. All major browsers support this now, including Firefox 3, Safari 3, Opera 9, Google Chrome, and Internet Explorer (since 5.5). Of course, the devil is in the details.”

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This is pure genius: terms/words/situations explained via math, viz. claustrophobia = you / space

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A tiny post to point to the full post where I’ve jotted down my Drobo Experience (which didn’t get caught by my main feed due to a silly mistake I made) 😉

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Although only a minor version increase, lots of stuff has changed. Most important (internal) change: now sports Sizzle! Another one I do like is the ability to host your TinyMCE on an other domain, hinting at a CDN hosted version 🙂 – Download

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Any Lost fan must read the time loop theory: “All of the “werid” things that we see happen in seasons 1 & 2 of LOST are a result of the Losties now existing in the year 1996 on the island. This is why Locke can walk, and why Rose is Healed — their bodies are …

Continue reading “The Time Loop Theory of Lost”

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Now this article with initial feedback on Safari4 illustrates exactly why I read DF: well-written, extensive, and spot-on!

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Remember the Flickr Panda? Well, the kind folks at Flickr have given us two API calls to fetch the panda pics! Huzzah!

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Neat! Be sure to check the interactive version

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This one’s been bugging me ever since I installed CS4: “On MacBook Air and recent MacBook Pro systems, Adobe® Photoshop® CS4 can use a multitouch gesture to enable rotation of the document canvas. Some customers find that the canvas gets rotated accidentally through inadvertent use of the gesture on the trackpad.” → the.fix (note that …

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Shaun over at BlackBaud Labs has knocked up this iPhone browser simulator which lets you browse the web as if you were using an iPhone. Darn handy for both testing and presentation purposes if you’d ask me!

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