Not here, but I was invited to be a guest author over at Search This.
http://www.search-this.com/2007/05/30/simple-tips-to-help-survive-the-di...
Haven't gotten much of a response to it so far, but its a pretty simple article. I've been invited to write another, so we'll see how it goes.
Your results:
You are Iron Man
| Inventor. Businessman. Genius. |
The IE7 Myth: "The e-mail was intended to help web developers prepare for IE7 by pointing out problems. My guess was that Microsoft had used a web crawler to look for various CSS signposts... "
"...Microsoft has been flat out lying. And by doing so they're shifting the blame for their screw-ups to the same designers they've been torturing for years."
{from digg}
typical...
Amazing Woman can change her Clothes in a Blink of an eye!!!!: This woman can literally change her clothes in like 2 secs. And she does it about 8-10 times!
{from digg}
this is nuts......
Well, I'm 5 days into my little experiment and only have 676 emails taking up 54MB of space. I'd hardly call that a drop in the bucket. Anyhoo, forward all your spam and pr0n to
thanks.....
Your Linguistic Profile: |
| 70% General American English |
| 10% Dixie |
| 10% Yankee |
| 5% Midwestern |
| 5% Upper Midwestern |
I just saw that mail2world is offering free unlimited email storage. I'm curious as to just exactly how big "unlimited" really is, so I've registered an account and invite any and all people to shoot me some emails with very large attachments to:
you can also sign me up for as much spam, newsletters, mass mailings, etc as you like. The more, the better.....
Your email address will not be collected, sold, used, or even looked at for that matter, so don't worry about this as being a spam trap or anything.....
I'll keep you updated as to my progress....
IE7 Details Emerge: Varg Vikernes writes "Microsoft Watch has a story about new features we can expect in IE7 (code named 'Rincon') which they gathered through Microsoft's key partners. Apparently we can expect 32 bit PNG support, native IDN support, new functionality that will simplify printing from inside IE and, of course, tabbed browsing. The new browser also will likely include a built-in news aggregator. Apparently an important factor is security."
{from Slashdot}
All these "great innovations" sound a lot like the feature set that FireFox has had for over a year now. The sad thing is that IE will only have to be "good enough" to keep people from defecting to FF.
IBM backs open-source Web software: IBM is putting its corporate heft behind a popular open-source Web development technology called PHP, in a move meant to reach out to a broader set of developers.
On Friday, the tech giant announced a partnership with Zend Technologies to create a bundle called Zend Core, which includes IBM's Cloudscape-embedded database and Zend's PHP development tools. Zend sells tools built on the open-source edition of PHP and offers related services.
{from C|NET}
This is very good news. I use PHP extensively and am really digging the new features in PHP5. Hopefully this will lend some more credibility to running PHP at the enterprise level.
-if everything is going well, you don't know what the hell is going on.