Archive for the 'Tech' Category

server-sent dom events

Ian Hickson was written an interesting proposal for server-sent dom events, basically a way to avoid some of the iframe hacks to keep an open stream to a server which would deliver events to client-side code.

42 problems with xhtml 2.0

Daniel Glazman writes in his blog about 42 problems with xhtml 2.0. Daniel is a Netscape France employee, and someone I highly respect from my interaction with him on the W3C public mailing list.

slashdot and april fools

Is it just me, or were the real April 1st news stories on slashdot scarier or more unbelievable than the fake stories this year?

With the common strategy on recent episodes of the Apprentice being to sell future services, inferior domain name provider network solutions has stooped to new lows, trying to convince people with a straight face that they should renew their domain name for 100 years. Network Solutions tactics bother me for several reasons: Regarding the last […]

new sitepen web site

We spent the better part of the last two weeks completing the new SitePen web site, which was originally developed more than three years ago. The new version is definitely still a work in progress, but provides a great foundation for the many interesting things we plan to do with it. We used the Tapestry […]

finding xml files with google

Inspired by the Google Hacks book, xml.com has an article on using Google to find xml files. The author discusses ways to search for files by type and dtd, and discusses some of the uses in searching for rss, rdf, and foaf formats, among others.

mozillazine knowledge base

The mozillazine knowledge base is a growing collection of resources and is “designed to help gather support, resources, hints, tips and FAQs (about mozilla) all in one place.’

iopen reloaded

Logitech has upgraded the handwriting recognition software for the ioPen, and added a number of new features for editing objects in documents created with the digital pen. It looks promising in addressing my primary complaint about the ioPen.

sports blogs emerging

A few years ago, I complained that there were few good sports blogs. Now, Jason Grabowski has been interviewed on Athletics Nation, an Oakland A’s blog. (Jason Grabowski is a leading prospect for the Oakland Athletics) The net gets more interesting every day. Traditional sports journalists are now quoting thoughts from blogs, though often under […]

extending mozilla

2004-01-26, 15:03: A clever mozilla extension for IE behaviors, and an example for using xml data island in mozilla.

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