I realise posts have been thin on the ground lately, so here are a few good links to keep you busy. On a related note, I’m always looking for people who want to write articles on any (web) topic - there are no requirements, as long as you make sense and can spell, then feel [...]
Ok, I’ve had to disable comments on the IE7 for linux post, the amount of spam that’s coming through is quite insane. Today there were 149 spam comments in my moderation queue. This site alone is eating up a large chunk of bandwidth on my host, I think (note: think) that it’s due to the [...]
The rest of the articles have been delayed; unfortunately work caught up with me. The JQuery/AJAX is half-written and should be up tomorrow along with another article.
Finally, Linux users of all shapes and sizes can rejoice in not being rejected by sites that make use of Flash 8/9-only content. Adobe has released Flash Player 9 Final for Linux.
Announcement:
http://blogs.adobe.com/penguin.swf/2007/01/flash_player_9_for_linux_x86.html
Download:
http://www.adobe.com/go/getflashplayer/
x86 Linux for now, by the way.
Yesterday’s IE7 on Linux post was (still is, for now) featured on the front-page of Slashdot, and subsequently experienced quite a sudden surge in web-traffic. Now, if there’s one thing that’s great about a large data set, it must be the ability to crudely analyse it and make incorrect assumptions!
Most of this is based on [...]