Archive for May, 2005
The zombies are here
Posted on Saturday, May 28th, 2005
The zombies are here and multiplying. Quick! Grab your baseball bat! Fortunately zombies are slow creatures muttering ‘Whoooooowhooooo’. They generaly have a lethargic look, look pale, miss limbs, … So they are easy to spot.
No they’re not. According to Cyphertrust, never heard of them before, their numbers are rising 170,000+ a day. Just take a […]
Posted in Internet, General | No Comments »
Safe browsers don’t exist. True.
Posted on Saturday, May 28th, 2005
According to David Sheets they don’t. He has written a column about the safety of browsers. And I think he’s right. Partialy…
Safe browsers do NOT exist. Agreed. Just as bug-free software doesn’t exist. How hard you try, there is always a funny/strange/malicious kind of input possible, putting your normal day of business off. Due to […]
Posted in Opera, Internet Explorer, Firefox, Browsers, General | 2 Comments »
XTech 2005 Conference
Posted on Wednesday, May 25th, 2005
This week, from 24 till 27 of may, the XTech 2005 Conference is held in the Amsterdam RAI. So what is it about?
” XTech 2005 is the premier European conference for developers and managers working with XML and Web technologies, bringing together the worlds of web development, open source, semantic web and open standards. This […]
Posted in WebDev, Development, Webfeeds, Browsers, General | 1 Comment »
Favorite browser?
Posted on Tuesday, May 24th, 2005
Yesterday I furled a CNET article which declared Mozilla Firefox victorious. Ok, ok, firefox won from contenders like IE, Opera & Netscape (8). All of which I didn’t suit me.
Here’s the real story. I’ve been using IE ever since IE3. Why? Well, I’ve won a cd-rom with IE3 along with a videotape of ‘The […]
Posted in ThinkLemon, Development, WebDev, Opera, Internet Explorer, Browsers, Firefox, General | 1 Comment »
Lorem Ipsum Dolor
Posted on Monday, May 23rd, 2005
No this isn’t a fake post. It’s something almost every designer (web or print) out there uses as a placeholder for text in his/her design. But using the same text over and over again can get a little boring. How many headings can you see starting with Lorem ipsum?
Fortunately some people have made fake-content generators […]
Posted in Webdesign, Design, General | No Comments »
Netscape 8 released
Posted on Friday, May 20th, 2005
Apparently the latest version of the Netscape browser, version 8, was released thursday. I don’t know if it’s any good. It has the ability to show webpages like IE or Mozilla Firefox does. Whichever you prefer. So when you get stuck on a page you can switch to ‘IE’.
I think I’ll just stick to […]
Posted in Firefox, Browsers, General | 3 Comments »
Who are my neighbours? (Formerly known as Test)
Posted on Friday, May 20th, 2005
Blogwise meant. What blogs are my visitors also reading? Traditionally your/my visitors are tracked using ‘exits’. But that only means where your visits stopped reading or where they went (according to your click-outs). It doesn’t say anything about what sources your visitors also depend upon.
Feeds4all.com has something innovative…
What are my visitors also reading:
There’s something the […]
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ThinkLemon in *Alpha* stage 2
Posted on Friday, May 20th, 2005
I’ve just finished setting up my FeedBurner feeds. No site can go without it. Well… if you just prefer to scan your serverlog(s) for anyone consuming your feed(s), than it’s OK. For me it’s just a bit cumbersome to filter out the good stuff. Unfortunately my provider doesn’t support AWStats, instead it only provides Webalizer. […]
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ThinkLemon in *Alpha*
Posted on Thursday, May 19th, 2005
This is just the opening post of ThinkLemon.com
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