I use CSSEdit all the time. Its core is a Webkit browser that shows a live preview of CSS changes you make. It's great for AJAX-y, DHTML-y dynamically driven sites that don't always have HTML "pages" to debug.
It's a bit like the Web Developer toolbar for Firefox, but a standalone browser / app for OS X focused solely on CSS and, IMHO, a bit easier to use.
No connection to the company. Just a very satisfied user.
Every time I read a story about how Obama is continuing a Bush administration policy, or extending and exceding it, I post it to http://obamaisthenewbush.tumblr.com/
Having kept this up, on and off, for the last 6 months some patterns definitely appear. The Justice Department is seriously entrenched in covering its ass, cracking down hard on individual freedoms and privacy, and almost always falling on the side of big business.
I'm not disappointed because I believed all the pablum about "Change" and "Hope," but because Obama was a frickin' law professor. He should know better!
I was just going to post something to the same effect. A good friend of mine was pushed out of his company by his partner, board, and angel investors when his invention was close to launch. Another friend turned evil on me when our own start-up company was approached about acquisition. Even though we were 50-50 partners, I still feel like I got shafted. And every slashdot reader knows that Windows is dominant not because of its technical merits, but because of legal -- and illegal -- bullying. Screw or be screwed seems to be the name of the game. Sometimes it seems the only way to win is not to play.
FWIW, lots of the powerful bits that make Movable Type great have been GPL'ed for some time: Data::ObjectDriver, XML::Atom, memcached. And of course, OpenID has been an open standard for a while now, too.
Sadly, it seems style over substance is what Henson's all about these days. Did you see Mirrormask? I read somewhere that Henson Co. is desperate for another Labyrinth. The movie flopped at the box office, but has been a consistent seller on DVD. It was supposed to be their Labyrinth "for the 21st century." But it was gawdawful. And I write that as a huge fan of Dave McKean's artwork. It was hard to sit through 2 hours of CGI romp with random magical plot and not much character development -- not to mention a soundtrack of smooth jazz. Ugh. Now it's time for the Dark Crystal.
The Flash map itself if powered by my DIY Map tool. It's free (as in beer) for personal and non-profit use. You can download it at http://backspace.com/mapapp/.
Pagify is a perl script I wrote to do this for another job. It's basically a series of regular expressions that:
1. purges all the proprietary XML gunk from the HTML file you save from Word.
2. chops the file into smaller files wherever a Heading 1 appears
3. attaches endnotes as footnotes to the appropriate pages.
It's GPL'd, so go nuts.
This is great. It's the Right Thing to do.
It's also great to see grassroots pressure from consumers have an impact.
Check out this campaign page on iPod recycling from the Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition.
Has anyone heard about content control and surveillence technology built into all of this? I'd be very surprised if the government designed router and network did not have a mechanism to sniff packets and block or reroute email or Web traffic they find objectionable.
According to our simulation, when we arrive in Baghdad after a brief and lossless march from Kuwait, the people will lay down their arms and celebrate our victory. They will sing praises to us and offer us their women, and will show us the way to the hiding places of Saddam Hussein, Osama bin Laden, and Mullah Omar.
The weapons of mass destruction will be found exactly where we thought they were, along with extensive documentation about Saddam's long history of collaboration with al Qaeda.
The war will be short and the occupation brief. Our troops will then leave the country in peace, with democracy safely installed and all ethnic tensions resolved in a simple power-sharing agreement enshrined in a secular Constitution.
Democracy will then spread from country to country, ushering in a new era peace and access to Middle Eastern oil.
Mr. Coward speaks the truth. I had all kinds of trouble with drive corruption on my rev 1 15". It was an utter nightmare. I've been on a rev 2 15" now for a couple of months and have not had any trouble at all. It's a dream.
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You're off by 30,000 years:
http://news.discovery.com/history/prehistoric-movies-120608.html
I'm all in favor of impartial media, but is there some law in the EU that requires search engines to show impartial rankings?
I use CSSEdit all the time. Its core is a Webkit browser that shows a live preview of CSS changes you make. It's great for AJAX-y, DHTML-y dynamically driven sites that don't always have HTML "pages" to debug.
It's a bit like the Web Developer toolbar for Firefox, but a standalone browser / app for OS X focused solely on CSS and, IMHO, a bit easier to use.
No connection to the company. Just a very satisfied user.
"Well, at least this President isn't having people tortured."
He just gave the people who sanctioned the torture a free pass, instead.
I've said it before, Obama is the New Bush!
I dunno... dinosaurs laid eggs long before chickens roamed the earth.
Every time I read a story about how Obama is continuing a Bush administration policy, or extending and exceding it, I post it to http://obamaisthenewbush.tumblr.com/
Having kept this up, on and off, for the last 6 months some patterns definitely appear. The Justice Department is seriously entrenched in covering its ass, cracking down hard on individual freedoms and privacy, and almost always falling on the side of big business.
I'm not disappointed because I believed all the pablum about "Change" and "Hope," but because Obama was a frickin' law professor. He should know better!
I was just going to post something to the same effect. A good friend of mine was pushed out of his company by his partner, board, and angel investors when his invention was close to launch. Another friend turned evil on me when our own start-up company was approached about acquisition. Even though we were 50-50 partners, I still feel like I got shafted. And every slashdot reader knows that Windows is dominant not because of its technical merits, but because of legal -- and illegal -- bullying. Screw or be screwed seems to be the name of the game. Sometimes it seems the only way to win is not to play.
Wait, isn't the Secretary of State responsible for US foreign policy?
Hillary Clinton screwed again!
It's GPLed! Just download the code at http://sourceforge.net/projects/txtmob/
TypePad uses TypeKey... which is an OpenID server. See https://www.typekey.com/t/openid
FWIW, lots of the powerful bits that make Movable Type great have been GPL'ed for some time: Data::ObjectDriver, XML::Atom, memcached. And of course, OpenID has been an open standard for a while now, too.
Sadly, it seems style over substance is what Henson's all about these days. Did you see Mirrormask? I read somewhere that Henson Co. is desperate for another Labyrinth. The movie flopped at the box office, but has been a consistent seller on DVD. It was supposed to be their Labyrinth "for the 21st century." But it was gawdawful. And I write that as a huge fan of Dave McKean's artwork. It was hard to sit through 2 hours of CGI romp with random magical plot and not much character development -- not to mention a soundtrack of smooth jazz. Ugh. Now it's time for the Dark Crystal.
Welcome. You must be new around here.
The Flash map itself if powered by my DIY Map tool. It's free (as in beer) for personal and non-profit use. You can download it at http://backspace.com/mapapp/.
Pagify is a perl script I wrote to do this for another job. It's basically a series of regular expressions that: 1. purges all the proprietary XML gunk from the HTML file you save from Word. 2. chops the file into smaller files wherever a Heading 1 appears 3. attaches endnotes as footnotes to the appropriate pages. It's GPL'd, so go nuts.
This is great. It's the Right Thing to do. It's also great to see grassroots pressure from consumers have an impact. Check out this campaign page on iPod recycling from the Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition.
Has anyone heard about content control and surveillence technology built into all of this? I'd be very surprised if the government designed router and network did not have a mechanism to sniff packets and block or reroute email or Web traffic they find objectionable.
Now we have to add *another* Slashdot icon.
Damn you Apple!
What are the filmaents of light across Russia and Central Asia? Are they associated with railroads? Or rivers?
According to our simulation, when we arrive in Baghdad after a brief and lossless march from Kuwait, the people will lay down their arms and celebrate our victory. They will sing praises to us and offer us their women, and will show us the way to the hiding places of Saddam Hussein, Osama bin Laden, and Mullah Omar.
The weapons of mass destruction will be found exactly where we thought they were, along with extensive documentation about Saddam's long history of collaboration with al Qaeda.
The war will be short and the occupation brief. Our troops will then leave the country in peace, with democracy safely installed and all ethnic tensions resolved in a simple power-sharing agreement enshrined in a secular Constitution.
Democracy will then spread from country to country, ushering in a new era peace and access to Middle Eastern oil.
In Soviet Russia, those Sale Robots explode you!
The article says nothing about the nuclear waste or any other byproducts, toxic or not.
Mr. Coward speaks the truth. I had all kinds of trouble with drive corruption on my rev 1 15". It was an utter nightmare. I've been on a rev 2 15" now for a couple of months and have not had any trouble at all. It's a dream.
(Knock on wood.)
Three comments and already Slashdotted? Damn.
Here's the Google cache.
This was already posted.