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As I’ve written before, I’ve been using Firefox 3, and as with everyone else, one of the first changes I noticed was the Awesome Bar. At first I didn’t really knew what to think about it, and then it started to annoy me a bit but when I changed my mindset and started using it […]

As I’ve written before, I’ve been adventuring into the world of Python lately, namely with PyGTK, Zope/Plone, and Django. Although I’m a huge newbie with these technologies, I’ve been picking up stuff pretty fast and I love Django and the speed at which I’m developing an application with it.
So after I started doing some stuff […]

24 ways: Transparent PNGs in Internet Explorer 6
Apparently this is the best way nowadays to get transparent png’s working on IE6, and it works like a charm but you might have to make some changes due to the limitations it imposes (namely the unability to use background positioning).
(tags: browsers css ie iehacks webdevelopment)

ie7-js - Google […]

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(tags: ada lovelace programming history)

I’ve been using Ubuntu Hardy Heron since I got my new laptop (ended up getting a refund for the CR-21 and got a CR-31) but when I tried to start Firefox 3 it complained that the majority of my extensions weren’t FF3 compatible. I didn’t really had the time to investigate the issue so I […]

Activating Browser Modes with Doctype
A detailed description of browser modes, how they are supported and how to activate them.
(tags: accessibility webstandards browsers css html)

Last night, after a tweet by Levi I decided to give another try to Tilda. In case you never heard about it, Tilda is a pulldown quake like terminal for Gnome, which would be something just great for me.
I had tried Tilda some months ago, but it was totally bug ridden and it didn’t respect […]