RSS/XML Feed Updated
The RSS Feed, the means by which I can syndicate the content here, has been upgraded. It also does validate.
All Kinds of Lab Stuff
All Kinds of Lab Stuff
Articles and code snippets for web geeks: some new, some old, all have been enhanced lately. Bookmark it and tell your friends!
» Change Form Input Direction
» Auto-Calculator
» Dropdown / Select Box Navigation with JavaScript
» Onmouseover in a TR tag
» Changing the color of a form element when it’s blank
» Mozilla Rounded Corners
» HTML Tags for Java Applets, circa 1999
» Dropdown Navigation Where Only Some Links Open New Windows
Ouch; Christina News
DeeIsChristina.com (link from Erin). The new record by Christina Aguilera should be good. I’m going to pick it up when cashflow is a bit better. So far I’m actually impressed. Check out christinaaguilera.to for current Xtina (yeah, that’s apparently her nickname) news. And yes, I think her fashion choices stink lately.
About Racquetball
It’s the poor craftsman that blames his tools (or racquet). I’m playing this afternoon.
Random San Diego Blogger
I’m still optimizing the code, but you can check out a Random San Diego Blogger from the San Diego Bloggers Page. Go now!
YouMayBeNext.com
Check this: http://www.youmaybenext.com/ —
“a company in San Diego, Pangea Intellectual Properties (PANIP LLC) is suing companies all across the country. They claim that if you use graphical and textural information on a video screen for purposes of making a sale, then you are infringing on their patent. US Patent No 5,576,951.
And if you accept information to conduct automatic financial transactions via a telephone line & video screen, you’re infringing on their patent. US Patent No. 6,289,319″
Read the linked news articles to assess legitimacy.
It’s also interesting that the list of known defendents include none in California.
Anyone know about these Pangea people? Looks like www.panip.com/ is down. (via web405 list)
Feel great, less filling
I feel great today. The weather is a little gray. But I feel great today. More to come later…
Cool Macromedia Secret Product On Deck?
Dori of BackupBrain writes:
To which I think aloud:
I saw and heard Ben Forta speak here in San Diego last month and he referred to a new Macromedia product in beta — the intriguing description was of a product:
“in between Word and Excel”
Could it be that Dori and Ben are referring to the same thing?
Quote of the Day
Iris Gaines:
You know, I believe we have two lives.
Roy Hobbs:
How … what do you mean?
Iris Gaines:
The life we learn with and the life we live with after that.
from The Natural
