Archive - March, 2004

Alarm Clock

March 31 3 Comments Category: Really Old Posts

When decorating and furnishing the bedroom a few appliances that we took for granted had to go… namely the stereo.
At the time it didn’t seem such a big thing, I was getting an iPod and speakers for Xmas. This solved the problem of two missing bedroom appliances — stereo & alarm clock. Although the [...]

Back from the brink

March 27 Comments Off Category: Really Old Posts

I find it funny that every time I get snowed under with work, I always vow that I won’t let it happen again… Only to fall into the same trap several weeks down the line.
Having had such a hectic time finishing off some PHP work and starting assignments for university, I didn’t realise until today [...]

New Feature – Live Comments Preview

March 18 3 Comments Category: Really Old Posts

I’ve added Chris Davis‘ amazing Live Preview hack to my blog.
To see it in action and to test it out, go to the comment page and type some text/html into the text area.

Matt’s SXSW Photo Log

March 16 Comments Off Category: Really Old Posts

I’d love to be a fly on the wall at SxSW… but I’ll have to make do with Matt’s photo log.
Matt… you lucky, lucky man! I’d love just to see as many “famous” faces as that… nevermind share a drink with ‘em.
Anyone else know of any other SxSW photo logs/archives?

28mm is back

March 16 Comments Off Category: Really Old Posts

The web photography magazine, 28mm, is back after a short hiatus with a brand new issue.
The March issue of 28MM includes:

City reflections, by Filipe Bianchi
To Market – To Market, by Jen Boxer
Abandoned well house, by Ron Cillizza
Downtown Laundromat, by Gary Moyer
Radio Tower Array, by Justin Ouellette
ARKHEE, by Eolo Perfido
Coloring Between the Lines, by Dan Schwartz
Pipeline, [...]

Mind Melt – Help me!

March 15 5 Comments Category: Really Old Posts

Have you ever been tasked with a job that you know you can do but find it hard actually getting it done?
I need to finish off a job that requires a bit of basic PHP & MySQL integration to input data, validate and then store it so that the data can be output on other [...]

George Michael shuns music industry

March 12 Comments Off Category: Really Old Posts

George Michael shuns the music industry and announces that all his future tracks will be made available for free online.
It will be interesting to see if anyone else follows suit… However, I doubt they will.
Hat-tip: Todd.

Asterisk* 2004 Redesign Case Study

March 12 Comments Off Category: Really Old Posts

Asterisk* 2004 Redesign Case Study – D. Keith Robinson reveals all the secrets behind his 2004 weblog redesign.

WordPress 1.02 Available

March 12 Comments Off Category: Really Old Posts

WordPress 1.02 is now available from the WordPress SourceForge page.
An official announcement on the WordPress site and dev-blog will follow later according to posts in the forum.
There are no major new feature changes in this release, as it comprises mainly of bugfixes. However, if you like to keep up-to-date and have all the “latest stuff” [...]

Big Macs & Style Sheets

March 11 Comments Off Category: Really Old Posts

Big Macs and Style Sheets, definitely not a combination I thought I’d ever see together in a sentence.
Matt waxes on about MacDonalds food Lockergnome’s regression into <TABLE> and <FONT> tags.
Quite an interesting article really with plenty of references and back-links… I’ll be posting some similar articles and follow-ups later today.
Updates
Dave, Scrivs & Simon (more as [...]