Every web developer hates Internet Explorer 6, one of the biggest loads of crap in browser history.
I’ve dedicated some minutes to figure out how many users are still using it waching 10 italian and english language websites, 100-3000 visitors a day, mixed nieches. Tool: Google Analytics. Continue reading
Sometimes life is hard and you are forced to find a solution for a specific problem. The Internet gives us the opportunity to share some of these solutions for other people. So…during a dj gig I got my almost-dead iPhone stolen. Not a big issue as the battery was almost dead and it was an old model. Continue reading
No more plugins necessary! Pasting a full Youtube (and more…) URL will automatically embed the video. Great!
I think this is agreat addition to WP. Many people are interested in building video blogs and this small change will make their start much more flawless. I see WP getting better everyday!
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Readers from the US may have a hard time realizing how tricky it was to register an italian domain name – .it domain registration required the registrant to send a fax and wait a couple of days.
Occasionally this procedure had to be repeated, since the fax was unreadable.
Finally, we got rid of this waste of time and we can register .it domains like ordinary .com or .net domains!
Thank you Italy for taking so many years to understand that the internet is here!
I’m testing the new Google Chrome browser. It is only available for Windows right now, but the Mac version should be soon available.
It feels very fast when browsing pages, and the user interface has many useful new features.
Safari, IE and Firefox share pretty much the same user interface and features. Google Chrome seems a bit forward introducing some new flavour in browser user interfaces. Tabs where the only real addition since the days of Netscape Navigator…imho!
What I really enjoy is the fullscreen mode. If you maximize the application window, tabs will stick to the upper edge of the screen, helping you easily reach with your mouse: corners and sides of the screen are always easier to reach, because there’s no risk of “overshooting” the target…
What I didn’t like too much is that Chrome has it’s own look and feel and doesn’t inherit much of your OS standard look – I really think that applications should stick with OS consistency, especially when designing a browser – except when there are very special user interface interaction patterns / user needs (Serato Scratch Live?)
I strongly recommend you to test drive Google Chrome! Let’s hope to have it soon on the Mac too.
The only downside: from today web developers need to test their work on Chrome too!
This is just a simple post to show you an embedded BlipTV video embedded in a WordPress post.
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This video was embedded in this post using the EmbedIt wordpress plugin.
Get it now for free, while supplies last!
This Youtube video was embedded in this post using this wordpress plugin, EmbedIt.
Visit the plugin page to learn how to embed Youtube videos, and much more!
I want the video to go below this line.
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The dog is not interested in wordpress plugins, it looks like he’s already busy with his skateboard.