In my post about Safari passing the Acid 3 test I joined Robert Sayre in wondering what this commit to the Webkit repository was all about. I had posted a comment asking about this on the Surfin’ Safari blog, but … Continue reading →

Instapaper is a great little web app. It does only one thing: maintain a reading list for you to temporarily save links you want to get back to later. It comes with a bookmarklet that opens a quick popup, saving … Continue reading →

Yesterday came the announcement that Microsoft Open Office XML format (OOXML) has been approved as the standard ISO/IEC 29500. OOXML is the default file format used by Office 2007, and the standardisation process is meant to show that the format … Continue reading →

PHP has a bit of syntactic sugar for its logical operators && and ||: they can be written out in words, and and or respectively. Programmers are used to looking at the normal operators so you could argue this is … Continue reading →