The Archives / August, 2006

• Hemingway styles for geek fashion

  So, it's come about that time of year again when I'm feeling a bit guilty for not paying enough attention to Hemingway. So, it's come time to fix that.… Read More

• A few lists

  A few lists for you to enjoy.

• Why designers don’t contribute to open source

  There's been much discussion all over the web about how ugly open source is. Why is that so? Because designers are usually the last people to contribute to open source, and it's… Read More

• CSS & Email: The dirty little secret

  Quite some time ago, Mark Wyner published a piece at A List Apart title "CSS & Email, Kissing in a Tree" alluding to… Read More

• Opinion

  Opinion-less people suck. It’s true: you know who you are, and you all suck. What’s the fun in life if you don’t express your opinion? I’m sure as hell not… Read More

• How much does Rails cost?

  Today, I ran across something interesting in my Bloglines: Recent Rails job… Read More

• The state of the web: August 2006

  All words and thoughts in the proceeding article come out of my own nonsense brain and are probably more wild speculation than truth. Take what you read with a grain of salt

  I've… Read More

• Why do you read Warpspire?

  I'm not going to lie, this little old rag of a site has gotten more popular than I ever expected. As a result, I've had a bit of a hard time pinning down exactly what Warpspire… Read More

• Better living through DOM builders

  I've been working pretty heavily with JavaScript these past few weeks -- specifically parsing XML & JSON. I found out pretty early on that while modifying the DOM with… Read More

• Owning up

  Anyone who's ever owned a services business knows that eventually you're going to screw up. Bad. Soon you're going to have to explain this to your customer, and it isn't going to… Read More