In hopes of centralized management of all my .torrent downloads, I’ve installed TorrentFlux over my Ubuntu web/file server. The web based torrent manager is ugly but effective.
Installation did not go smoothly mostly because of the disappointing internal error reporting capabilities implanted in TorrentFlux. The logs and error messages should be more precise like the ones [...]
Archive for the "XHTML" Category
This is one of the most impressive art’s film I’ve had the change of seeing, found I through Penny Arcade.
MUTO a wall-painted animation by BLU from blu on Vimeo
read on »The Music Tank gets send a lot of stuff that isn’t music related, here’s what was in my inbox today :
read on »Long time indifference
Yahoo! is not a place I like to hang around. I guess it has all to do with how they handled the presentation of their search results back in the day. I never was a fan of categorized results — at least wasn’t ready to try harder to use them at that [...]
Well, looks like I still have the urge to doodle even years after I stopped carrying around my sketch book. Thought I’d upload it since I’m likely to lose the image sooner or later.
The point of the drawing was to test the Pressure Pen option in Photoshop’s brushes panel. I’ve started from a blank image [...]
Jeff Croft, not afraid of being lynched by the new wave of accessibility-aware Web 2.0 designers, has posted a new article asking if accessibilty has been taken too far.
While I’m guessing his opinion may have been toned down on the way from his head to his hands, I do believe he has a point. To [...]
A lot of people at the moment are doing websites that follow the Strict XHTML 1.1 guidelines but don’t even know why they do so or why they should do so. Juicy Studio published an article on the history of accessibility because knowing we’re you’ve been can tell you a lot on were you’re going.
read on »It’s really surprising to notice how HTML form elements haven’t changed since HTML 4. You can easily think of a ton of better features which could be developed to help the end users and programmers. To me, it is quite bizarre simple things as assigning a label to an <input /> tag can’t be set [...]
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