this beta release can save files), where it not so much rocks as rolls quietly and inexorably towards total world domination.
demonstrates using a MovieDrawingCompleteProc to render a QuickTime movie in the Mac OS X Terminal. Yes, it’s true, now you can enjoy the latest QuickTime Movie Trailers without leaving the comfort of the command line.
I’ve been writing lots of web standards test cases recently, including a bunch of CSS tests.
Many years ago I tripped on mushrooms with a friend in the low hills outside Santa Fe. We wandered through a maze of prickly bushes and speculated about the people who had lived there once. Had any walked where we now walked? Had any seen what we now saw? What thoughts had they had, thoughts unthinkable to us, two men from a world which bore little relation to theirs, though it occupied the same space. While pondering these things we came upon an empty Doritos bag.
The RSS 2.0 item for Sam’s post is perfectly valid, correct, best practice RSS: the description element contains plain text, with the characters that XML requires be escaped escaped. The HTML for the item is in an entity-encoded content:encoded element. It’s just not possible to do better RSS than that, and it took me three aggregators and two browsers to read the item.
/etc is Not Always in ChargeThese sites do great CSS
Mom was right. That dress did make you look like a hussy.
I have mastered the art of looking busy, but now that I’m self-employed, that skill has become pretty much useless. What a waste.
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