Archive for March, 2007

Monday, March 5th, 2007

Spotplex: New, Fancy, Broken

Spotplex is a new service that launched a few days ago. It is squarely positioned to be a kind of digg competitor. The spin is that instead of working with user voting, they let people vote with their feet. If a lot of people view a certain article in a day, then that article is […]

Monday, March 5th, 2007

Playing With Wire Rearranges Categories, Adds How To’s

Since Playing With Wire switched to WordPress, we’ve had categories. Two months have passed since then and we now have a couple of ideas about how to make our categories work better for you readers.
So today’s we’re introducing these two changes:
Fewer Categories
We want our categories to be like ‘channels’. If you want, you can tune […]

Sunday, March 4th, 2007

Unleash the Power of Samba Under OS X

What is Samba?
For all you new users out there, I just want to let you know that Samba is great piece of Open Source software. It solves many issues for both sysadmins and ordinary users. What it does is to give UNIX users the ability to share files and printers with Windows users. Since […]

Saturday, March 3rd, 2007

Deposit Another Coin to Remember This

The record and movie industry has expressed a lot of concern about copyright infringement lately. In the ideal world, these organizations would argue, anything ever made by any of their members would be forever copyrighted. Since they own this information, or ‘intellectual property’, nobody should be allowed to reproduce it without their explicit permission.
I have […]

Thursday, March 1st, 2007

Extreme Web Development - 60 seconds, 4 browsers, 1 machine

Ever tried to write a web page and make it work in all major browsers?
In this video I make a change to Cuzimatter. Then I test it in Safari, Firefox, Internet Explorer 7 and Internet Explorer 6 in a row. Warning: trying this at home may melt your RAM chips. And your brain.

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