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Browsers Statistics By Rendering Engine - a useful page for web developers.

I find it far too amusing that one of Lifehacker’s esteemed writers apparently reads my wife’s celebrity site, as evidenced by the first link in this daily news post

This kind of shit makes me wish that the internet didn’t exist. I think I just threw up a little bit.

For all of those people who are coming to this site trying to find out how to download That Mitchell and Webb Look, I heartily suggest that you start by downloading the awesome Bittorrent client µTorrent, then try searching around the always dependable tracker site Demonoid.
If you are able to do so, you might […]

UNIX productivity tips - some interesting command-line tips for improving your UNIX productivity (via LifeHacker).

Trying to explain the benefits of RSS to someone who may not be as tech-savvy as you are can be royal pain in the arse. The key is to Keep It Super Simple without being patronising.
Thankfully, Back In Skinny Jeans has taken the time and effort to write a human-friendly explanation that serves as […]

I should probably be more ashamed about finding this t-shirt (the ’sudo’ one) so darned amusing, but I just can’t help myself.

Laura and I watched the first episode of NBC’s Heroes this week, and frankly it’s one of the best pilots I’ve ever seen - I hope the series can live up to it’s spectacular first episode. Go download it if you haven’t already seen it.
While the network’s official site is fine in a ‘typical […]

“As one increases the layout precision of a section on a webpage, all other sections of the page have their layouts perturbed by a proportional amount.” #

12 Lessons for Those Afraid of CSS and Standards - an excellent article by Ben Henick about the most important lessons he’s learned using Cascading Style Sheets.