Archive for August, 2006

• 2006.08.30 - Mysterious memory controller problems
• 2006.08.30 - Website usability and the double-click
• 2006.08.28 - The new home
• 2006.08.27 - Akismet problems
• 2006.08.27 - Home in Edmonton
• 2006.08.24 - The summer draws to a close…
• 2006.08.22 - Facebook adds “Notes”, a basic blogging tool
• 2006.08.21 - Getting Matlab to run on a newer Athlon 64 (X2) CPU
• 2006.08.20 - Google moves to add facial recognition to search?
• 2006.08.19 - The obligatory “Snakes on a Plane” post
• 2006.08.19 - Google finally releases Writely as an open beta
• 2006.08.16 - September 11th in the media
• 2006.08.15 - WordPress and password-protected directories: How to make them work together
• 2006.08.15 - Facebook opens an API to developers
• 2006.08.13 - Oblivion and Oscuro’s Oblivion Overhaul mod
• 2006.08.11 - Three bike rides later
• 2006.08.10 - IE7 still not up to task on CSS
• 2006.08.09 - How “web 2.0” is actually changing things
• 2006.08.08 - A spider web
• 2006.08.08 - AOL search query data release: The aftermath
• 2006.08.08 - Started biking again
• 2006.08.07 - AOL releases search queries for 650,000 users in blatant disregard for privacy
• 2006.08.06 - Why Flash-based websites are bad
• 2006.08.06 - Why poorly designed websites persist
• 2006.08.03 - Enabling all options on Logitech mice using uberOptions and SetPoint
• 2006.08.02 - Chat with your website visitors using MeeboMe
• 2006.08.01 - Serving up better (X)HTML
• 2006.08.01 - Photosharing with Zooomr