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The Hard Truth About Border Radius and IE8
May 13, 2013
Don’t skip this paragraph: If you are currently trying to appease a client who insists on rounded corners in versions of Internet Explorer before 9, let’s rip off [...]
Windows Detox, or How I Moved to Linux and Retained My Sanity
April 26, 2013
I recently decided to see if the grass is greener on the open-source side of the fence. This long-time Windows thrall has gone Linux. Why Switch? There were several factors [...]
Math is Hard is Surrender
March 12, 2013
Some things are harder than others. It’s harder to build a dugout canoe than to make a really good piece of toast.1 It’s harder to learn Chinese than to put your [...]
User Experience Manager
February 28, 2013
I recently had lunch with a friend of mine here in Spain, who has created a position for himself in the development cycle, and I’m having trouble fathoming the fact that [...]
Language Barrier
February 12, 2013
I moved to Spain about 6 months ago, and I love living in Madrid. I only really started learning how to speak Spanish a few months before I got here, and it’s been [...]
The New Tech Resume
February 6, 2013
The correct way to write a resume has changed a lot over the years, and the tech industry has its own set of flaming hoops to jump through. With a little bit of extra effort, [...]
Metro Color Codes for LessCSS
February 5, 2013
Especially during my work with FrogSlayer, I often found myself employing Microsoft’s Metro color scheme on the web. I most recently used it in the re-theming of this [...]
Malware detected on your WordPress site?
October 19, 2012
I recently helped some friends of mine with a problem. When visiting their site, their visitors got a Malware Detected! page, which is usually the last thing that you’d [...]