Monthly Archives: July 2008

I don’t know if you’re like me, but sometimes I can’t help but feel that my good buddy XHTML is flawed. That is, take a look at the following example: <p>   <ol>     <li></li>   </ol> <p> Well, this … Continue reading →

Turns out, Apple excuses itself for a “misunderstanding” and actually changed text on its web site. Mobile Me is not 100% push. Although updating an information on your iPhone will push it immediatly to the cloud and vice-versa, not so … Continue reading →

Well, as dumb as I am, as inocent as I can be and as knowledgeful of the case sensitive XML partisan I can be, I decided, uppon formating my Mac, that I would use the HFS+ files system, Case Sensitive … Continue reading →

For you web developers, this should explain one of the biggest misteries in web developement. Or maybe someone taught you that once, or you weren’t as stupid as I am, removing all those seemingly uneccessary non-breaking spaces in my Government’s … Continue reading →

Haha, been correcting some stuff people did while updating lists, here is it is: English ­­­- Translated – Correct Export Development Canada – Développement Canada d’exportation – Exportation et développement Canada Canadian Race Relations Foundation – Base canadienne de relations … Continue reading →

Alright, touch addiction was OK for a Mobile Phone, but I think pushing it to the computer is a bit unthought of. Did anybody think about ergonomy? Seriously: – Break my neck by having the computer on my lap for hours … Continue reading →

Jerry Pournelle says: “I can’t write a slow software for a Quad Core processor” I say: “This is why I can’t run Vista on my older machines” Needn’t to say more.