Nothing like a bunch of slightly pretentious graffiti artists to brighten up your day. But its OK, props for being interesting.
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From the monthly archives:
August 2005
The year is 2005. The web has become commonplace, and people are ready for more dynamic content in their browsing experience. The ensuing battle of AJAX and Flash is fought tooth and nail. Macromedia Macrodobe claims 98% penetration of the Flash client on web-enabled computers, and even if that sounds decidedly optimistic AJAX likely has [...]
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[Captain Obvious]
There aren’t too many things more immediately and absolutely damning to one’s credibility than misspellings in their otherwise perfect text. When my seniors hypothetically ask me how to spell remedial words, I hypothetically feel pretty embarrassed for them.
Nitpicky? Sure, they’d certainly say so. But while it might be demanding for such folk, perfect [...]
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These guys are part owned by Google, which is perhaps unsurprising judging by the liberal interface borrowing. My browser equated Chinese characters to unicode squares/question marks, so one link stood out in particular: “MP3.” And yes, every name I tried had more than a few results hidden away in someone’s web server.
The RIAA can’t even [...]
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