Monthly Archives: December 2003

The Duke of URLs

Posted on December 27, 2003 by Chris Heisel

Whitespace has a good discussion going on about directory structure and thinking about it in advance. Directory structure is important to system administrators, URL structure is important to designers. But, Chris, you say, aren’t the two inherently linked? Won’t /www/news/metro23.html … Continue reading →

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Holiday point / counter

Posted on December 24, 2003 by Chris Heisel

From the geeky smile / geeky warms my heart department: # Opening salvo # Counter-battery fire, target eliminated, IMHO Happy Holidays everyone! Have a great New Year!

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News industry should donate to open source projects

Posted on December 23, 2003 by Chris Heisel

While the discussion on XUL vs. XAML has quieted down a bit, I think it’s worth bringing the issue to the attention of the news industry. I’m not sure if we’ll ever be in the business of making “news applications” … Continue reading →

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Apple’s come a long way, so can we

Posted on December 20, 2003 by Chris Heisel

Apple has come a long way from predictions of doom and gloom. One sign of this struck me when I hit The Washington Post‘s site today. They have a small teaser ad (that doesn’t animate, jump, flip, split, twirl or … Continue reading →

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The New York Times hosed my computer

Posted on December 19, 2003 by Chris Heisel

This story doesn’t get any better. I mentioned earlier that the New York Times was running a Java applet video ad that caused my home computer to wig out. At work, it seems, the applet causes my computer (G4 Mirrored … Continue reading →

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