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January 19, 2011

AJAX Without XML HTTP Requests

By in Development, Tips and Tricks

What is AJAX? Asynchronous JavaScript and XML – AJAX – is what you use to create truly dynamic websites. Ajax is the bridge between application and presentation layers, facilitating lightning fast, instant application of data from the end user to the host and back to the end user. It dynamically changes the data displayed on [...]

August 19, 2010

The Girls’ Engineering Club

By in Culture, Development

I remember when I got started in computing. For the morbidly curious it was officially “a long time ago” and I’m afraid that’s all I’m going to say other than to note that a major source of inspiration for me was the movie TRON, or more specifically the computer graphics in that movie (naturally I’m [...]

January 11, 2010

Stop Using Internet Explorer 6!

By in Tips and Tricks

Let me start by saying this… I hate Internet Explorer 6 (IE6). I really do. Internet Explorer 6 was born on August 27, 2001. The browser was released in conjunction (well, a little after) with Windows XP as a major upgrade from Internet Explorer 5.5. From those humble beginnings in 2001, IE6 has continued to [...]

March 18, 2009

Code Performance Matters Again

By in Technology

With the advent of cloud computing, processing power is coming under the microscope more and more. Last year, you could just buy a 16-core system and be done with it, for the most part. If your code was a little inefficient, the load would be high, there really wasn’t a problem. For most developers, it’s [...]

June 4, 2007

Why Finance Guys Don’t Blog

By in Business, Social Media

Q4U – Y don’t finance guys blog much? If j00 post “IAAA” and talk of KPIs, EVA, and other TLAs, readers think listening to this llama is a CWOT and say “CYAL8R”. CMIIW but hosting demand r0x0rs. The SMB market sk00lz all else but there are other factors. I’ll mention just a couple here: I’ll [...]