Unicode on the Web and in e-mail
Thursday, May 8th, 2008 • 3:21 pmEncouraging news about the use of Unicode in web pages worldwide
Encouraging news about the use of Unicode in web pages worldwide
At least that’s what my experience with my father-in-law suggests.
Crappy electronics.
An awesome excerpt from Prince’s last concert at the O2 Arena in London available through his official web site.
A stealthy software update finally brings the on-screen guide up to speed.
New interface drops single-window, frame-based approach and improves accessibility for all users, not just disabled users.
I was not expecting a masterpiece of usability, but this feature is really poor.
Shockingly bad journalism, but an interesting perspective nonetheless.
Another store with no geographic restrictions.
Yet more nonsense from the record industry and retailers.
I have to stop pulling my hair, but I just cannot figure out this particular problem.
A simple RTF file is enough to bring an application down…
More warnings about Google Desktop for Mac OS X, if you need any.
Not quite the beginning of the end for the MP3 file format, but certainly good news for the unprotected AAC file format.
Installer nightmares and generalized user hostility.