Archive for October, 2006

Why so quiet?

I somehow found myself working round the clock on a project that's going to launch on Wednesday. So I'm going to be in radio silence for a few more days and then I'll share it with you. Hint: It's actually quite saucy!

RSS, copyright, and licenses

I stumbled upon a site called CSS Galleries and saw a blog post there dating back from August of this year: CSSMania have ordered that their site be removed from both CSS Galleries and MostInspired. The request came via one of Feedburner’s representatives (a little heavy-handed!) and not personally from CSSMania. After e-mailing a CSSMania representative, [...]

Clearing the gem source_cache in Ruby

I was trying to install a Ruby Gem when I got the following error message: ERROR: While executing gem ... (Gem::GemNotFoundException) Could not find xhtmldiff (> 0) in the repository Googling around, I found out that this error may mean that the source cache is corrupt. Sure enough, that was the problem. To [...]

MAX 2006 To Break Attendance Records

I was delighted to hear on Ben Forta's blog that Adobe's main conference, MAX 2006, will be breaking attendance records this year with more than 3,000 people attending. Hopefully, this will mean that next year they'll be able to afford to pay speaker's expenses!

Micro Soft launches net surfer browser

or "Why interns shouldn't write headlines." It all makes sense, though, when you read the byline! Full article at the Business Standard.