phil ringnalda

This is probably where the idea for The Cannonball Run came from, too.

Wherein, shockingly enough, someone finds Slashdot comments utterly clueless.

Turning feed links into actual links for people doing the right thing, copying or dragging them, while still giving something not too scary to those who don’t know any better than to click them.

Rethinking my take on nofollow: if we’re stuck with it, we might just as well warp it to our ends.

CDBaby’s getting a rewrite, in Ruby on Rails, and now it’s gotten my attention.

Sometimes, on my very best days, I can almost persuade myself that I feel the puff of air just before the wing flicks my ear.

You can have my divs and style attributes when you pry them from my cold… it’ll do that? Right now? Well, hey!

A few thousand random words on nofollow, leading to a conclusion where I surprise myself and suggest that Googlebot wouldn’t do the nasty with Asa Dotzler without using a condom.

Apparently it’s not very clear how to specify the charset that should be used to encode the query for Mozilla/Firefox search plugins (the Sherlock .src files that power the search box next to the addressbar): the documentation on the Mycroft page isn’t actually right (though as usual in programming documentation that allows user comments, it’s […]

How am I supposed to write a post about the guts of nsInternetSearchService.cpp so that everyone from WWR listeners to core Mozilla hackers will both understand and not be bored senseless? I seem to have forgetten that blogging skill over my last sabbatical.