Yesterday was the RefreshDelVal Meetup, which is always a great geeky social event, where I get to interface with some incredibly intelligent and talented folks. The great thing about this group is I always learn something. Jim brought up some great resources, the best of them being OdioGo.com, which is a free way to “give [...]

Now that IE7 recognizes the min-height but so many people are still using IE6, how do we make sure that IE6 “gets” min-height without hacking? According to Shelly on the CSS-Discuss list, the cleanest simplest way is to use the cascade and the fact that IE6 treats height as if it’s min-height. First you use [...]

Recently one of my website design clients had her site hacked. It didn’t show on the part that her normal web visitors could see, it was instead a separate bunch of pages buried in her site structure and put up for the purpose of phishing for banking info. The way she found out about it [...]

Just got an email from IEntry with a great piece from one of my favorite writers there, Jason Lee Miller. He talks about the uproar over Google’s Street Views and its displaying of some things people might not want other people to see, as well as some reaction from folks on the web. “The street-level [...]

Okay, so Briggsy, my feline housemate, is majorly pissed at me. He gives me dirty looks every time I take my new two week old violin out of its case. He ends up swatting the bow if it comes anywhere near his perch, though I must be getting better, since he no longer hides under [...]