[Kevin’s blog](http://theory.isthereason.com/) just got hacked.
You can still catch up with Kevin on other social media platforms such as [Twitter](http://twitter.com/brainopera).
Hang in there, Kev…
Update: Kevin’s blog is [back](http://theory.isthereason.com/?p=2137)! Risen from the dead.
Shame on you, Microsoft. As Zeldman puts it, it’s strange that the same corporation which advocates web standards, fails to implement web standards on its own, newly-revamped website.
I was browsing the Mozilla website and couldn’t resist trying out Camino, a simple browser designed specifically for OS X. So far so good. Pages and images render pretty quickly, and since they use Apple’s interface, all the buttons look like they’re straight out from Mac OS X. It also has a Google search bar….
Here I briefly extol the merits of the open source movement, namely Apache for its server software and byproducts, as well as Linux.
Avid followers of Second Life news would have heard of Crayon, the first new media marketing agency to be established in this virtual world. Well, since I couldn’t break into IBM land (see previous post), I decided to try my luck with an agency that welcomed visitors. Here’s a shot of Crayon from the outside….
Look closely at the screenshot of the Harvard Business Review’s home page, above. The [rightmost article](http://blogs.harvardbusiness.org/cs/2009/09/a_single_question_haunts_me.html?cm_re=homepage-061609-_-secondary-1-_-headline) discusses the disadvantages of using of Twitter, but just below it is a button for subscribing to HBR’s Twitter feed. OK, it’s not as straightforward as that but I couldn’t resist showing the irony lurking on the surface. The…
I was searching around for text-to-image converters, after being inspired by what Mr Brown did. Years ago, I also tried playing around with K10K’s Sigmund but couldn’t figure how to run it on my own server. So I was intrigued when I found this site via Google. And since they could Matrixify me, why not?…