"i was doing research in an elementary, middle and high school and sometimes we would thank the students by getting them pizza for lunch. when i would ask the girls what they wanted on their pizzas, the ten-year-olds would say 'extra cheese with pepperoni', the thirteen-year-olds would say 'i don't know', and the fifteen-year-olds would say 'whatever'." – catherine steiner-adair, ed. d.: "full of ourselves. advancing girl power, health and leadership."
advanced javascript resources.
just a few with the help from grob: more flexible constructors, professional javascript for web developers, calling superclass constructors, classical inheritance.
golden shower nica.
and the winner is... processing.
let's file a patent for http. and then sue, sue, sue.
green is a lighter black.
i truly understand the disappointment of young urban web cititzens about the unanimity of all austrian parties, be the color black, blue, orange, red or green, as they adopted a new media law setting mastheads for private websites in stone.
generally, there is not so much wrong with such an update of traditional bills, but once again the persons in charge used undeliberate and ambiguous language which obviously lacks fundamental understanding of the subject the law is made for and in effect will only fill the purses of greedy admonishers.
even friendly and helpful austrian lawyers are struggling with the amendment.
i am pretty curious to hear some comments of people like marie ringler. no surprises, i guess.
Type up to 100% faster in a few weeks!
with das keyboard: "Since there is no key to look at when typing, your brain will quickly adapt and memorize the key positions and you will find yourself typing a lot faster with more accuracy in no time."
ubergeeks only.
an important to-do for antville.
return a 403 when receiving an HTTP_X_MOZ header set to “prefetch” (ie. the dark side of google is accelerating, fetching and devastating the web).
google web accelerator – so much for not being evil.
tor! toor! tooor!
tor, an anonymous internet communication system.
safari rss is nice because it shows a very usable way how different websites become unified behind one interface. an interesting co-existence of pretty designed eye-candy (ie. the original website which might violate usability and accessiblity standards) and the pure essence as easy accessible information.
safari rss is ugly because it's impossible to display the original xml source of an rss feed, eg. one which contains an xslt stylesheet. there's currently no switch, no hint, no setting (except a total turning off of rss features in the debug menu which is not visible by default).