Hey All, I'm Ian and I'm dedicated to the fine craft of geekery. This is my blog. You should read it. Actually, if you're seeing this, you're already reading my blog. Thanks.
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Dec
30
It’s true. I’ve been breaking the law for years. In fact, I broke the law just a few days ago and Microsoft helped. I copied an Mp3 file from my laptop to my Zune. According to new claims by the RIAA, I’m breaking the law by making any unauthorized copy of a CD, which includes ripping […]
Dec
20
Some of you may have already heard about the bug IE8 announcment. The IE8 rendering engine has passed the Acid 2 test, which is a good sign. It looks like IE8 is going to deliver on most of the CSS expections; hopefully it does so without killing the rendering speed.
The CSS contest for next year’s […]
Dec
17
If you’re a web professional and you don’t live under a rock, you’ve like read one of the many posts about recent concerns, developments and lawsuits related to web standards. For those who don’t know, here’s a quick series of events (that I know of)
Opera filed an anti-trust complaint against Microsoft claiming that Microsoft is […]
