Fixing the jQuery “jump” on slide
You may notice in some situations, when using jQuery’s slideDown(), that the last little bit of the animation “jumps”...
Chrome breaks 10% market share; modern browsers at 80%
The headline say most of it. Google’s Chrome browser popped up over 10% market share for January...
How Microsoft can make Visual Studio cool among the cool kids
I am quite partial to ASP.net MVC and C#. I’ve played with other platforms, esp Ruby, which have appeal as well...
This is what a non-neutral net looks like
Gogo, which offers in-flight Wi-fi on a bunch of airlines, is now offering Facebook at no charge — but access to other sites will cost $$...
A call for industry-wide pixel-doubling
Computer screens have not changed much over the last 20 years, relative to other technologies like processing power and bandwidth...
The Internet is not a public commons, and it is not Beetlejuice
There are some stories making the rounds that “the Internet” is a public commons built on private property...
The scourge of paid prioritization
I received a pair of earmuffs today via Amazon Prime. Great service! They got to New York in just two days, all the way from a Nevada warehouse...
What Ricky Gervais doesn’t understand about God
I am not a religious person. I also happen to believe that religious people bear the brunt of more everyday bigotry than most groups...
Ben Bernanke’s list of economic participants
Bernanke: “The Federal Reserve cannot solve all the economy’s problems on its own...
A couple of easy wins with SQL indexes
I was lucky enough to watch a great talk by SQL expert Brent Ozar courtesy of Fog Creek...