Monthly Archives: September 2009

Well, surprise, you didn’t even see it update… and you got Google Chrome 3 already. I guess you’ll just have to wait for TechCrunch to make an article. I’m pretty sure they’re as much taken by surprise as I am.

Between all the skepticism that FHTML must be facing now, I kind of understand their motivation. Sometimes, as a web developer, you’re thinking there must be a better way to make web sites out there. And you’d want that to … Continue reading →

Wouldn’t it have been easy to just recompile it in 64 bit. Why not? But I think the real question, should you care? Maybe you shouldn’t in fact, unless you plan for iTunes to use more than 2 GB of … Continue reading →

You’ve heard the talks. They want you to stop shaking hands à-la-anglo-saxon, they want you to stop “la bise” à-la-French, all for one single reason: H1N1. Let’s become Asian together Apparently, kiss on the cheeks or hand shakes are too … Continue reading →

Everyday now when I go to Google Search I’m surprised. It’s changed, the search box and fonts are bigger. It’s uglier, the buttons seem even more bland than before, and I seriously don’t know why they changed the font size. … Continue reading →

Something surprising came to my brand new Vista installation on a Snow Leopard Mac. While the deception of problematic Windows 7 boots on Mac came along (mostly due to the fact Windows 7 does not run on a single partition … Continue reading →

MediaTemple’s Twitter account recently linked to a very interesting article on CSS support in email clients. Now, while every knowledgeable techie in the industry knows email has always been a crappy platform when it comes to content, the results of … Continue reading →

Edit: Whatever happened has been fixed. Maybe they were updating their application’s back-end or something… Am I hallucinating? Am I the only one that noticed Dictionary.com Premium just seems to have gone poof recently. As far as I know, I … Continue reading →

When you boot up Snow Leopard, you might be surprised to find that your total disk space looks to have augmented. Your 320 GB hard-drive suddenly jumped from a mere 299 to a near full 319 GB. What happened? No, … Continue reading →