Firefox 3’s feed subscription feature: convenience for the masses or a dangerous precedent?
Bug or feature?
There's something about Firefox that's been bugging me for a long time now and, more than being a mere inconvenience, I feel that it is a design decision that Mozilla took that runs counter to the spirit of the web as an open platform.
At first sight, the feature I'm talking about seems harmless [...]
Open Country Codes: ISO 3166 country names and Alpha-2 country codes in HTML, Python, JavaScript, ActionScript, Flex, JSON, and XML
Introducing Open Country Codes: easy to use ISO 3166 country codes for your apps.
Why are some things just much harder than they need to be? Finding a current, easy-to-use data source for populating a country selection box, for example.
Most of the clean country data out on the web is second-hand, having at one point [...]
Big news: Flash goes completely open!
The SWF format is now totally open. Rejoice!
This is big: Adobe is removing restrictions on the use of the SWF and FLV/F4V specifications as part of their new Open Screen Project 2008.
When Mark Doherty emailed me to tell me about his post on Adobe's Open Screen Project 2008, I wasn't expecting such an [...]


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