Archive for March, 2006



SourceForge.net: Synergy

Share a mouse and keyboard between multiple computers without any special hardware. Functions just like multiple monitors. Amazing! Supports "All 32-bit MS Windows (95/98/NT/2000/XP), All POSIX (Linux/BSD/UNIX-like OSes), Linux". That includes OSX.

This game looks amazing. Long video, but worth watching.

Good point. On redesigns, browser market share doesn't matter; your site's stats do.

Interesting article. I try to spend time explaining to clients that function and user experience should be the design process. It is possible for a site to be useful, usable, and ugly.

My CSS technique for increasing link area was recently included in the book Sams Teach Yourself CSS in 10 Minutes by Russ Weakley (proof below). I’m honored and excited to be included. If I ever have time to read the whole thing, I’ll post a review.

Recent videos

I believe this was taken going down Wheeler Creek (at Copper):

I was just goofing off while riding in the car, but I like how this turned out:

Back from Colorado

I’m back, and quite busy. I ended up boarding 5 days at Copper, and none elsewhere. The first 3 were too warm and the snow was deteriorating, but the last 2 were lovely and powdery. Here are some pictures from the trip. I’m going to leave the header up a while longer, ’cause I like […]

Copper

I am leaving for Colorado in about an hour. We’re spending a week in Summit County: 4 days at Copper, and 2 elsewhere (yet to be determined). While I’m away, enjoy the header image of Copper and imagine me, about 2 pixels tall, riding blissfully down the right side.

Google has a synonym operator (~). How cool is that? A search for [~canine] for instance, returns results about dogs and teeth.

From the article: "In fact, search engines are more like a TV camera crew let loose in the middle of a crowd of rowdy fans after a game. Seeing the camera, everyone acts boorishly and jostles to get in front."