phil ringnalda

Is there really no way to include an ampersand in inline CSS intended for both true XHTML and Appendix C HTML tag soup?

I would not pay attention to any list of top weblogs that would have me as a listee.

Having previously ganked Matt’s Asides for MT, I’ve now just dropped in the original, but I haven’t figured out how to have the front page show ten posts or sections of Shorts, rather than just ten Shorts when I drop in a bunch, or how to manage them in the feed (maybe by excluding them […]

Why yes, it is Everybody Gets Skewered Day. Just like every day, Skippy. Maybe I’ll make “carping” my default category. Microsoft announced their RSS-SSE-WTF? extension this morning. I was going to go over it in depth, paying special attention to the fact that this is the third time in a row that they’ve embraced and […]

Bloglines fails to remove event handling attributes from feed items, leaving you vulnerable to any sort of attack, and apparently doesn’t care in the least. In my opinion, that makes them unusable.

If your best advice for me is meta tags, I’ve got a ticket to this century I’ll sell you cheap.

If you just happen to be an expert in PHP releases, or be the one who compiles PHP for Hosting Matters, please unbreak my friend. Thanks.

Talking about well-formedness is fine, except when you are talking about a part of the process of acquiring an XML document, parsing it, and presenting the results, where well-formedness either doesn’t apply, or doesn’t apply in the way you say it does.

If you want to argue that HTML rel attributes, especially rel=”alternate”, have some particular and precise meaning, first you have to hand-wave away pretty much their entire history, and most of the spec.

Too many stories about how nice it is to take your broken Apple products to the Apple store for replacement makes me wonder whether their stuff is right for someone who would have to drive six hours to get to an Apple store.