Archive for category: Web & infrastructure
- Yet another reason your site doesn’t need comments (2009.11.18)
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Because DesignNotes.info has them. (Isn’t the type on your Web page like Trajan’s Column?)
- What’s next for news? Let’s ask some foreigners (2009.10.03)
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At the What’s Next for News presentation, I dared to claim Canada is a sovereign nation
- Why Opera has barely-measurable market share outside the borders of off-brand Second and Third World nations (2009.09.10)
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Or: Why Opera 10 sucks
- Mike Rundle, cyberbully (2009.08.14)
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Mike Rundle seems to think I’ve got something against him. Well, I didn’t used to
- Twits vs. liveblogs (2009.08.07)
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Do you really think Twits and CoverItLive are sufficient to document a conference presentation? Then, you ignoramus, you probably also top-post
- Mathew Ingram’s glass house (2009.07.29)
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Mathew Ingram, harassing his colleagues (while co-running a Web conference)
- Cory Doctorow’s filetype confusion (2009.07.28)
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No, Cory, you can’t edit a PDF
- Why in the world would one not use Opera 10? (2009.06.15)
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How about the fact it can’t even find its own preferences and bookmarks, let alone any other programs’?
- Unanswered questions about Tumblr (2009.05.13)
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Why are the semantics and codebase of Tumblrs such shite? Why don’t you have a nice easy export mechanism to services like Delicious?