Month: July 2010
A List Apart – Prefix or Posthack
Let’s stop hating on pre-fixes, as they eliminate the need to use hacks to enable features in a browser.
Friendly Atheist – An Iowa College’s Response to Blasphemy Day
Freedom of speech is important for people to feel free to critique any idea even one as personal as religion.
APOD – The Crown of the Sun
An image of the corona of the Sun during a recent total solar eclipse.
CakeFest
CakeFest in September, heck yeah, I’ll be attending.
THINQ.co.uk – TV business kisses HDMI goodbye
I always enjoy seeing less cables around my desk.
Internet Systems Consortium – ISC Praises Momentous Step Forward in Securing the Domain Name System
The root DNS server are now protected with DNSSEC providing security in ensuring that the website you are visiting is the correct and valid website.
Boing Boing – Brazil’s copyright law forbids using DRM to block fair use
Brazil has decent copyright laws that balance both copyright holders and normal individuals.
Wired.com – With World Watching, Wikileaks Falls Into Disrepair
Wikileaks seems to be killing themselves.
A List Apart – Never Use a Warning When you Mean Undo
Stop using a warning when you should really just have the ability to undo the action.
Stack Overflow – Flash CS4 refuses to let go
Really funny story involving namespaces and CS4.