Archive for May, 2006
I wouldn’t buy Bayer if I were you
Apparently Bayer took a medication that they new to be infected with the AIDS virus off the market in the US after they were forced to do so by the FDA and then proceeded to dump it in France, Germany and Japan. How is still company still in business?
Opening up Creative Commons
Creative Commons (CC) is a wonderful initiative to make it possible for mere mortals to allow other such beings to make use of their works in ways that they deem acceptable. It is a system that is at once based on traditional copyright law and yet provides a modern alternative to it. Personally, I try [...]
Incomplete: Adobe’s “Best Practices for Flash Player Detection”
I was initially very excited to see that an article had been posted on DevNet on the topic of Flash Player detection and how best to embed SWF files into HTML pages. The mechanism by which you embed a SWF file into your HTML page plays a primary role in determining the user experience of [...]
FlashMagazine article on Adobe Live panel
FlashMagazine just published a review written by veteran Flash developer and my good friend John Dalziel of the panel on "The Future of the Internet as an Applications Platform" that I was on at Adobe Live.
FlashCodersBrighton
FlashCodersBrighton is a new initiative by my friend Seb Lee-Delisle modelled on FlashCodersNY.
The inaugural meeting is on June 6th, 2006 and Paul and I are going to be there.
For the second meeting, to be held on June 20th, I'm going to be presenting on Flex 2 and AS3. Details of that should be posted on [...]

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