Super Ginormous

01.10.2012

SOPA Breaks the Internet

Politi­cians shouldn’t be allowed to leg­is­late that which they do not understand.

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06.08.2010

Support 5by5.tv

The 5by5 net­work has cre­ated the pre­miere net­work of pod­casts for geeks, design­ers and devel­op­ers. Their broad­casts are free, but now you can sup­port the shows by becom­ing a sup­porter. If you’re not famil­iar with 5by5, my per­sonal favorite is The Big Web Show hosted by Dan Ben­jamin & Jef­frey Zeld­man. But, to be hon­est, you … Read the rest of this item

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Enabling Extensions for Safari 5

Safari 5 was released yes­ter­day, and it finally allows third-party exten­sions. The inabil­ity to extend the browser was one of the things that kept me going back to Fire­fox, and forced oth­ers to switch to Chrome. So about those Exten­sions… They abil­ity to add them isn’t turned on by default. (Prob­a­bly because your aver­age user … Read the rest of this item

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01.18.2010

Never Stop Learning

Our indus­try is in an ever-changing state. Sure, on the sur­face it doesn’t look like much changes, but that’s where you’d be wrong. You might find it hard to believe, but there are some devel­op­ers that still use tables. There are some devel­op­ers that use inline styles or refuse to use CSS at all. Why? … Read the rest of this item

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09.22.2009

I <3 Google Chrome Frame

Google Chrome Frame is an early-stage open source plug-in that seam­lessly brings Google Chrome’s open web tech­nolo­gies and speedy JavaScript engine to Inter­net Explorer. With Google Chrome Frame, you can: Start using open web tech­nolo­gies — like the HTML5 can­vas tag — right away, even tech­nolo­gies that aren’t yet sup­ported in Inter­net Explorer 6, 7, or 8. … Read the rest of this item

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09.01.2009

SiteSprint — A launch in progress.

Well, I didn’t get every­thing imple­mented yet, but I at least wanted to get the home­page live by today. I had hoped to have more done by now but with every­thing I’ve got going on it just wasn’t going to hap­pen. There is still a lot of cleanup work that still needs to be done. It prob­a­bly won’t be … Read the rest of this item

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08.28.2009

How to be a Photoshop Bad Ass

Greg Rewis is the Group Man­ager, World­wide Cre­ative Solu­tions Evan­ge­lism at Adobe. He came to speak to the Atlanta Web Design Group about becom­ing a Pho­to­shop Bad Ass. This post is a col­lec­tion of tweets along with links to help add greater under­stand­ing to what was being dis­cussed before and dur­ing his talk. I hope you find the … Read the rest of this item

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06.26.2009

Notes from Jeff Croft’s “Grids, CSS, Standards and Tomfoolery”

This is a col­lec­tion of links and quotes from last night’s Atlanta Web Design Group meet­ing. Jeff Croft dis­cussed “Grids, CSS, Stan­dards and Tom­fool­ery”. While it’s hard to fol­low along with­out see­ing his pre­sen­ta­tion, the links are in order from when they were men­tioned. View slides here.

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