Monthly Archives: December 2005

Happy New Year!

And here’s to 2006!

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Anyone want to sponsor Philly Future’s hosting?

Philly Future may have outgrown its hosting for the second time in six months. Now it is going to incur a far greater financial commitment from me. Dreamhost’s support has been fantastic, they have been very patient with us, but … Continue reading

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A year in review

I hate lists, I love lists. Ever see “High Fidelity”? There’s a little of that in all of us. So with that caveat, here goes what I thought was notable in the news of 2005… 1. From the Boxing Day … Continue reading

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A picture…. of myself….

I’m notoriously shy, so it’s with hesitation I put a thumbnail pic of my recent self up here in a spot where folks can see it. However, I think it’s become a kind of necessity. I’ve started to meet many … Continue reading

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Black, grey, 1999 all over again

Minimalist. I admit I am more than a little influenced by Black Flag’s logo. Add a 1k Flash widget for some wisdom, and remove the 100k header graphic for some speed. I think I’ll stick with this for a bit. … Continue reading

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A new stripped down look

Kinda ugly… but will do for now. I’ve incorpoated my quotes widget into my header. Let me know what you think.

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How to tell the difference between Web 1.0 and Web 2.0

The clearest post I’ve seen on the subject.

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Quoteview test…

A test… this should show a different quote everytime you load the page:

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Liquid layouts in Flash

They seem hard to do, since Flash has automatic scaling, which, in the case of a liquid layout, distorts your design in an undesirable fashion. It’s actually very simple to deal with: this tutorial explains how to turn off scaling … Continue reading

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Big News: Google to offer feed API

Niall Kennedy of Technorati: Exclusive: Google to offer feed API: Google plans to offer a feed reader API to allow third-party developers to build new views of feed data on top of Google’s backend. The new APIs will include synchronization, … Continue reading

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