Archive for February 2002
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Max This!
February 28th, 2002 |One of my IE 6 pet peeves is its inability to maximize to a full screen whenever a new window opens. Whenever I click on X to close a window, I end up closing another application that’s hidden behind it. Windows manages to open just enough to take up the entire screen, but not completely. Enter [...]
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Sloppycode
February 28th, 2002 |No, I’m not about to insult someone. That’s the name of a site I found that has a collection of taglines or one-liners collected from the Internet. Select D and you’ll get "Dammit, Jim" Star Trek taglines. Look around the site if you’re interested in code tidbits for ASP, VBScript, PHP, JavaScript and more. Nice ‘n [...]
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IE Right-Click Power
February 28th, 2002 |Today’s issue of Lockergnome Windows Daily has a tidbit called IE Booster that I plan to download for the home PC. Based on the description, when you right-click on a Web page (just like you do to copy and paste), it gives you options for showing only the hyperlinks, showing only images, showing CSS (style [...]
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Sullivan’s Blogger Manifesto
February 27th, 2002 |This is not just another manifesto or discussion on the hot topic of weblogs and journalism. Andrew Sullivan gives a history of putting up his first site to finding Blogger. He touches upon its maturity and its lack of a successful revenue model.
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Howdy to the Gnomemobile
February 27th, 2002 |Chris posted eight of ten blogs he regularly visits in today’s (Hi, Chris! You’re fab! You’re the best on TechTV! Did I brownnose enough?) Lockergnome Windows Daily. He’s absolutely right… no L0tus N0tes here… hate ‘em and deal with ‘em at work. If you like ‘em, err… forget what I just said and visit again… please? [...]
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Dallas Mayor in the Blog News?
February 27th, 2002 |Imagine my surprise when I saw a note about the Dallas mayor in Mark’s blog. Never thought that the Dallas mayoral election would interest people outside of the Dallas area (I’m in Plano, so I can’t vote there). The original post comes from More Like This Web Log. Yes, Laura Miller is a controversial person with [...]
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Hey, Shirley!
February 27th, 2002 |Big Happy Birthday wishes to Shirley Kaiser, the fab person behind Brainstorms and Raves.
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Design for Dyslexia
February 26th, 2002 |I’m embarrassed to admit that until I saw this site, I had never thought about designing for people with dyselxia. Web Design For Dyslexia includes ten tips for making Web pages dyslexic-friendly. [Link TheShiftedLibrarian]
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Design Inspiration
February 26th, 2002 |While chatting with Mike, he mentioned Open Source Web Design as a great place to get Web design templates. I was about to go this route with my site (using pre-designed templates) after trying too long and too hard to get inspired with my own. However, I couldn’t find any templates I liked and that [...]
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MT on TV
February 26th, 2002 |Ben and Mena, geniuses behind MovableType will be on TechTV | The Screen Savers today. [Note Blahblahblog] As we see more published articles on weblogging, I’m disappointed and aggravated with each one. Typically, these articles only mention two weblogging applications and often overlook MT. I have yet to see Joel Spolsky’s CityDesk mentioned in an article. <rant>C’mon, [...]
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