35 articles and links tagged with “Personal”
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The Overton Window at Work
The ‘Overton window’ is a bit of political jargon that describes how politicians influence the perceptions and debates that go on among the voting public. In this thinly veiled (but mercifully short) rant, I argue that it’s equally applicable to my workplace.
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Gently abandoning dead (to me) projects
I've had a few bits of code floating around on the site for 2-3 years now without any serious investment of effort on my part. It’s time to throw in the towel, admit that I'm never actually going to touch them again, and set those loose.
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Accessibility Tips from Mike Davies
Mike Davies, who has more accessibility knowledge in his little finger than most developers I know, has started a new site to share his wisdom with the rest of us. I'm looking forward to seeing what he puts out there.
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Safegarding your data with Parchive
After a brief mishap with a hard drive, I've gone backup-crazy. This article looks how I'm using Parchive to give myself an extra bit of confidence in my backups.
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Carlo's launched Escaloop
Carlo’s just launched his latest lifestream-badge-making project: Escaloop.
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Innovation and Interoperability
Briefly, my thoughts on the current dustup over the W3C’s CSS Working Group.
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DNS Made Easy is actually pretty easy
In a spontaneous burst of productivity, spawned mostly by my complete and utter failure as a sysadmin, I moved my parent’s email account off my server. DNS Made Easy made this a trivial task.
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Solving strange text wrapping problems in `bash`
I started having strange text wrapping problems after implementing implementing the beautifully colored bash prompt I discussed on Monday. After fidgeting around a bit, I think I've come up with a solution.
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Now I have a colourful `bash` prompt
My jealousy of Adriano’s pretty
bashprompt has been assuaged by the construction of my own, prettier and more functional prompt. So there! -
Presentation: Love the Terminal
When Murray and Norm solicited talks earlier in the year for the Yahoo! Frontend Summit, they somehow neglected to mention that the presentations would end up being hour-long blocks. :)
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Photoset: @media Ajax
I still haven’t written anything useful about the @media Ajax conference, but here are some lovely pictures. Should be worth about 64,000 words, right?
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Just back from London
I'm back from London after @media Ajax with some security papers for you to read, and not much else yet.
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Goodbye Grandmom
My grandmom died today.
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Playing with Pownce…
Pownce looks like a more interesting Twittr.
- I am a Super Early Bird. Are you?
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Short-form Link Blogging
Blogging is hard for me, mostly because I have an irrational desire to make each of my posts “important” and “interesting”. I'm working out ways to solve that problem for myself…
- Home again, home again…
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Stupid i18n Mistake.
Italian (and other languages) are full of single-quotes. Maybe I should escape them…
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Words Escape Me
I'm bored, and even though I should be overflowing with things to write about, I'm not.
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My bookmarks are amazingly out of date.
I'm removing the bookmarks from this site on a temporary basis. That should drive me insane enough to actually do something about the fact that they haven’t changed since last year.
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Domain Transfer
I'm (finally) hopping off GoDaddy and onto Gandi. Hopefully nothing explodes…
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¡Es vivo!
We launched the Yahoo! News site in Spain today. Finally!
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Stopgap Solution
I bought a Treo 600 on Ebay. And it’s huge. HUGE! But also very powerful and nice.
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I used to be so pretty.
A few days ago, my landlord asked me if I was losing hair. sigh
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Just the stats
A List Apart is running a survey to gather demographic info from web professionals; I think it could be a worthwhile enterprise.
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It's live.
Today, we relaunched Yahoo! News in the UK. Finally.
- Frohe Weihnachten!
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Apartments in Munich
Help me find an apartment, please?
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Traffic Analysis with Mint
I use Mint to analyze the traffic on this website. It’s a powerful tool, made more powerful with some excellent plugins.
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Articles about Interviewing
A short list of articles worth reading for interviewers or interviewees.
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Answers to Common Technical Interview Questions
The interview articles I found yesterday had more than a few common “phone screen” questions that I decided to make sure I could answer: here’s what I came up with.
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I Wonder What This Button Does
I've got an article up on A List Apart, introducing my favourite behind-the-scenes development tool: Subversion.
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I wonder how to say 'ugh' in German?
I hate being sick.
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Digital Web and Me
I've joined Digital Web Magazine’s editorial team. Yay!
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New Server, New Design
I've redesigned, and moved the site to a new server. Exciting, eh?