Monthly Archives: June 2009

This came to mind recently, what the hell is Opera Software thinking? They’re code is still proprietary, is there any point or benefit. I mean, even webkit is open source, they’ll only be left further behind if they keep this … Continue reading →

PHP, like any language has its particularities. One of the them is the inability to understand escaped characters which aren’t in double quotes. So yes, there is a technical difference between a quote and a double quote in a programming … Continue reading →

A few days ago Microsoft released the official US pricing for Windows 7, which got detailed in a beautiful feature comparison by Paul Thurrott. In some ways, I could say Microsoft did exactly what they shouldn’t have done, put the … Continue reading →

Today I got a funny experience on TechCrunch that led me to accept that yes, other IE alternatives really are incomplete, well, Safari is at least. So, I’m in Safari 4 on my Mac, browsing Tech Crunch, and I want … Continue reading →

Wireless network security is something often overlooked. Network is already complicated enough, most will simply bypass the complicated setups and go along with unprotected network access for years. But even if you go through the trouble, there’s a tone of … Continue reading →

The new video element in Firefox 3.5, despite having been implemented much earlier by Safari, is making all the rave on the web, especially in the open source community. However, you may still want to stick with Flash for the … Continue reading →