Save the clock tower!
Posted last year, mid-August
An incredible New York City (in DUMBO) penthouse featured in The Times Real Estate section.
Articles in the “windows” category
Do you want to allow this?
Posted 3 years ago, mid-April
I’m at my neighbor’s house helping her fix her recently-busted Dell Dimension running Vista Business. My neighbor is a sweet woman, who is particularly computer savvy for her near-senior age. While I’m busy trying to figure out how Vista knows I’m connected to the Internet when it’s not actually receiving a single data packet from [...]
Formatting (X)HTML Emails the Hard Way
Posted 4 years ago, at the end of November
CSS documents. We all love them. One external cascading style sheet easily referenced by any web page on your site. All of your neatly-formatted rules contained in one place controlling the appearance of your kick-ass design. You handle browser differences and deficiencies with ease. You give your users content-rich printable pages. You might even have [...]
Browser Bullies – My XSL Doesn’t Work
Posted 4 years ago, at the end of October
A lot of developers have been talking about it for months, so it is not with much fanfare we celebrate the news. Internet Explorer 7 has finally been released in its “polished”? state for the general public to consume. There’s no telling when Windows XP will start automatically issuing the browser through its built-in [...]
