Microsoft has finally made Internet Explorer 10 available worldwide. If you’re still using a lower-version, please go and get the latest version. (I’d like to convince you to get Chrome or Firefox, or even Opera or Safari, but if you must have MSIE, make sure it’s version 10.) The latest version of MSIE, according to [...]
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3 Puns a Day Experiment: Day 9
Here are even more puns for you to enjoy! England has no kidney bank, but it does have a Liverpool. I used to be a banker, but then I lost interest. I dropped out of communism class because of lousy Marx. Tune in tomorrow for more side-slipping hilarity! And leave your favorite pun in the comments!
Code Monkey: Remade
In 2006 Slashdot introduced what quickly became my personal anthem, a simple song written by Jonathan Coulton. It was titled Code Monkey. Code Monkey highlights a day in the life of one under-appreciated coder. It is a song about and for developers — the people who wire the programming code that lets you do everything that you do today. [...]
How to make circles with CSS
You want a circle, you say? Without images? No problemo! All we need to do is whip up a little CSS and you’re good to go! Here we’ll add a new class called, simply enough, “circle”. We need to set the height and width of the block-level element to the same value, then we set [...]
How to eliminate flickering on CSS3 animations by forcing hardware acceleration
I prefer to use CSS3 over javascript for my animations whenever possible. This keeps pages light since I don’t have to load up 100k+ animation libraries. Unfortunately, sometimes there’s weird flickering or blinking, or just general “weirdness” with these CSS animations. The problem? At the time of this writing, web browsers aren’t using hardware acceleration [...]
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