Ditching Internet Explorer 6, One Month Later 
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Gato Barbieri Wants You 4 Comments
Because it’s friday, and because I love you, this one goes out to all the ladies out there.
Gato Barbieri - I Want You (Click the blue button to play)
Do You Believe In … ? 
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- Do you believe in magic?
- Do you believe in evolution?
- Do you believe in miracles?
- Do you believe in UFOs?
- Do you believe in angels?
- Do you believe in now?
- Do you believe in lake monsters?
- Do you believe in rapture?
- Do you believe in anything?
This completely unscientific list of questions were powered and ranked by Google.
Tags And Labels vs. Sections. It’s Archiving Smart, Stupid! 2 Comments
What’s the difference between a category and a tag?
I’ve been asked that question a number of times, and the answer always escapes me. Reading that Microsoft will be redesigning their Xbox interface, dropping fixed sections and adopting a non-hierarchical structure reminded me of tags vs. categories. Now I think the difference between the two is paradigm sized.
The Dark Knight Mini-Review 2 Comments
Reviews are spoilerfree but beware of comments.
As Gothams new white knight — Harvey Dent — fights crime in the courts, Gothams Dark Knight fights it in its underbelly. As the level of violence escalates, the psychotic masked Joker unveils his schemes for the establishment of a new type of criminal.
The Dark Knight is clearly a 5 star movie. The cinematography, the [...]
Rounded Corners In CSS, The Straight And Logical No Bullshit Way 3 Comments
As if some universal law is at play, somehow, rounded corners (nearly) always manage to fix broken webdesigns. The problem is, they’re a bitch to make in HTML and CSS. Having been through a number of ways to do rounded corners, I’ve found myself settling on one method, which, even if it isn’t completely search engine friendly, it’s really quick and easy to make.
I Want To Believe 3 Comments
There’s a new member of the No Poster Family. It’s called I Want To Believe, and it’s a remake of one of my one of my all time favourite posters.
Some of you will recognize the theme of the poster from the TV series, The X-Files, where it graced Mulders office-wall. That poster, in turn, was [...]