I was about to update my website with completely unrelated information about front-end data management, when a typo took me to my own 404 page. I hadn't been there in a while, and I realized that I hadn't taken care of the minor issue of getting the image centered.
Semantic HTML just means that the markup has meaning. If you were to mark up the american flag using HTML, the most basic way would be to include an image:
<img src="flag.png" alt="American Flag" />
I really love V for Vendetta, and this is a very nice tech demo to boot.
Robert Scoble: Some of the UI that's changing about blogs is these toolbars that I'm seeing; I've just put one on my blog that has Twitter, and Google Buzz and Facebook on the bottom of my blog. what's your opinion of those?
Matt Mullenweg: I think they're kind of like the mullet of websites. I don't like 'em.
Scoble: I'm keeping mine anyway.
Mullenweg: I understand
‘Hot’ as a synonym for ‘sexy’ is less common from people who've been on fire.
As with speeches and skirts, so with posts: there’s a fine line between what is long enough to cover the subject, and what is short enough to be interesting.
A week in the lab will save an hour in the library.
I just found out about Web Components from this article. Spiff.
A drop of wine in a glass of sewage is sewage.
A drop of sewage in a glass of wine is sewage.
I really love this song.